I Just Forgot my Email Password that I Created/Changed Today

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Mark44 said:
To help me keep them straight, I have them all listed on an Excel spreadsheet, ...
Same for me but with a word processor file.
 
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dlgoff said:
Same for me but with a word processor file.
Both of you guys (@Mark44 and @dlgoff) are better than I am about that.
 
I keep all my passwords written in a small book, which I keep in my pocket. The probability of the book being stolen is so small as to be insignificant, since any thief would be targeting my wallet and/or phone, rather than a book.
 
darth boozer said:
I keep all my passwords written in a small book, which I keep in my pocket. The probability of the book being stolen is so small as to be insignificant, since any thief would be targeting my wallet and/or phone, rather than a book.
I think that you can't rightly be sure of that.
 
darth boozer said:
I keep all my passwords written in a small book, which I keep in my pocket. The probability of the book being stolen is so small as to be insignificant, since any thief would be targeting my wallet and/or phone, rather than a book.
The thief will take anything he finds in your pocket. And if that is your notebook,...
 
darth boozer said:
I keep all my passwords written in a small book, which I keep in my pocket. The probability of the book being stolen is so small as to be insignificant, since any thief would be targeting my wallet and/or phone, rather than a book.
More likely is that you will forget to take it out of your clothes pocket one day, and it will end up going through the clothes washing machine... :oops:
 
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berkeman said:
More likely is that you will forget to take it out of your clothes pocket one day, and it will end up going through the clothes washing machine...
How about writing them on your underpants in Sharpie?