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If you're already writing half the password on a piece of paper wouldn't it be safer to generate the whole password randomly and write that down?


If only half the password is written down, anyone who obtains that paper without knowing the algorithm only knows half the password!


Oh, that's right, thanks!


Or, you know, use a password manager.


Which password manager is the most secure / robust / potentially long lasting company out of: LastPass, 1Password, Dashlane, Keeper (or others?)?


I use LP, I also used 1Password professionally and I found it cumbersome but your mileage might vary. I disliked Dashlane and never used Keeper. They all do roughly the same thing, the difference is in UI mostly, just test it out and see what you like best.




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