Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for May 28, 2019

which is why you should write down your passwords in a spiral notebook and stow that in a special safe box (if you can remember the lock’s combination)

I follow you on the first half but it lives close as I add to it. It’s also one of the documents to be opened on my demise. I also keep an updated list of everything my executor will need.

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I have them in a password app and that is password protected, so I need to remember one. Then I feed them into a program I wrote that scrambles them in various ways and I cut and paste to the login. Same way each time of course. Makes it a lot easier to type in. If I have to enter the scrambled version, it takes me several tries, LOL!

Post-it notes work for me.

I used a pin number from under a Coke cap and left it in my desk.

Hey! That’s my password! (Not!)

I made a really bad mistake when I used the fingerprint password function on my iPhone. It did not accept my fingerprint, and froze. Had to go to the nearest Apple store(actually had to make an appointment)to get it unfrozen.

Write them down and hide them somewhere SAFE

This is why you have Roboform.

Isn’t he a little young for Blink 182? Seems to me they were popular in the 90’s.

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