@wxcafe
The books need to contain how to use a password manager.
@salmon_cannon password managers are too complex for many people. notebooks allow you to sync your passwords across devices easily.
basically, people have different threat models and saying "this is the only good solution" is dumb.
@wxcafe
I'm a Sysadmin and if one of my users had one of these for corporate stuff I'd sit down with them and show them our LastPass and then shred it.
@salmon_cannon i'm a network admin. corporate users are not the target demographic for this. old people are.
@wxcafe
True, it's still rife for exploitation. A nurse or relative with ill intent could very easily steal it and have free reign.
@salmon_cannon it's still better than using the same password for everything, that's a birth date
@wxcafe
I agree, I should've been more clear.
@salmon_cannon Yeah, no thanks. I'm quite happy with my password manager.
@salmon_cannon YES i want the extended version, that one comes with pre-filled password, then i don't have to search for a good one ! And there is the platinium version that has already created FB & Google accounts and where you can write your bitcoins too !
@salmon_cannon yes. this is much better than using the same password for everything that's the birthdate of your dog or a surname. let people use these.