1) the Netflix tier where my wife and in-laws are going to be sending it around insecurely and I don't really care what happens
2) the Random Bullshit tier where I really can't be bothered to remember another password
3) the Google and Financial tier where it's going to be a nightmare if it's compromised
The largest set is (2), and having a password manager for this one is extremely useful. I've tried prefix and mnemonic systems, but it can be a real hassle if it turns out you need to only use it a couple times a year and have to adapt for dumb character and length requirements. Having a manager for (1) is great too since I'm probably using it on multiple devices.
I don't put passwords from (3) anywhere and their knowledge will die with me.
1) the Netflix tier where my wife and in-laws are going to be sending it around insecurely and I don't really care what happens
2) the Random Bullshit tier where I really can't be bothered to remember another password
3) the Google and Financial tier where it's going to be a nightmare if it's compromised
The largest set is (2), and having a password manager for this one is extremely useful. I've tried prefix and mnemonic systems, but it can be a real hassle if it turns out you need to only use it a couple times a year and have to adapt for dumb character and length requirements. Having a manager for (1) is great too since I'm probably using it on multiple devices.
I don't put passwords from (3) anywhere and their knowledge will die with me.