In recent months, I’ve gotten involved in a number of interesting and exciting projects.
\nTrouble is, they all involve sets of logins and passwords. Some have assigned logins and passwords, so I can’t use the usual combinations. Even before the new set of projects, my standard procedure for infrequently-used services had degenerated into to using the hint and getting a new password every single time!
\nI have completely scaled out of the creaky password management methods I’ve had till now.
\nI need a forearm-based implant that stores all my passwords, so I have them with me, whether or not I have access to any particular computing device.
\nOr maybe something a little less extreme.
\nHow about a bracelet, with an LCD readout and a scroll-wheel that you can use to select System:Username:Password combinations?
\nThere could be fashionable versions (precious metals, licensed characters). There could be simple versions, like medical alert tags, that guys could feel comfortable with.
\nAnybody know a good cyborgification service. Or a designer and contract manufacturer?
\nOr a better idea for managing more passwords than my simple brain can hold?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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