At 08:36 AM 12/10/2004 +0800, you wrote:
>We're doing it here.  And I welcome it, although it does mean I have to
>remember more passwords.  (And that includes Administrator passwords I have
>to remember).
>
>But I've been doing something similar for my private passwords anyway.  I
>try to use different passwords for things of low, medium and high security,
>and have more than one in each category.


A common practice is to use a family of passwords, like varieties of trees,
types of dogs, counties on a continent, counties in a state, and for
numbers, use of past addresses, zip codes, phone numbers of family
members... and if it's alphanumeric, license plates work pretty well.

Larry

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