How to store a 30-digit password in your subconscious

Electronic Products ^ | 8/2/12 | JEFFREY BAUSCH

[Captain Beyond]

bflr

[DJ Frisat]

This is an interesting story, but -— you go first!

I’d be curious to read anecdotes from people who’ve tried this technique, but am not about to waste 45 minutes of my time and then realize I can’t remember the first two characters of the password...

[chainsaw]

Will it work if after you set the password, you start suffering from Alzheimers

[bmwcyle]

Bookmarked, I will never remember the URL.

[bert]

are you sure?

aren’t Pluto and Goofy transposed?

[bt_dooftlook]

Looked at this but the mobile version doesn’t allow changes to the database and it did not seem to sync particularly well...has it been upgraded?

[goat granny]

Some people play the piano by ear...left or right...

[expat1000]

I’ve used it without issues at all. Did you download ver 1.x or 2.x? I’m guessing 1.x

This is the right version (below). I don’t know why they keep 1.x available for download - well, it’s because 2.x is not backwards compatible but 2.x has been out for several years.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/keepass/files/KeePass%202.x/2.19/KeePass-2.19.zip/download

[zeugma]

keypass is also available for Linux users:

For those with Yum package management, just enter:
sudo yum install keepassx

I've used it for quiet some time. It rocks.

[C0y0Te]

yup, let keepass do the work, runs on any device. passphases spaces and special characters a must!

[C0y0Te]

yup, let keepass do the work, runs on any device. passphases spaces and special characters a must!