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Heh. That reminds me of a friend of mine. His company does a -- let's be kind here -- so-so job of consolidating passwords. So to be able to go through his day, he has to remember an intranet password, a shared calendar password, a windows network password, a unix network password, a cms password, a cvs repository password, an IT password and a few others.
It goes without saying that some of those passwords must be changed every month or so (which shouldn't be so bad if the system wasn't beginning to nag
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Goodness gracious. I’d just write all my passwords down and keep them in my wallet.
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But my friend found the solution: he keeps his passwords in his wallet, and stick his money bills to his monitor. He calls it security through surreality.
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