I tried to log in to an old last.fm account today, which I have not accessed in years. This should be simple for me using my handy-dandy password algorithm method – except that Last.fm wants to throw a curveball my way. They require a username and password to login. And, as their designers cackle maniacly [...]
Like most people, I have hundreds of accounts for various websites, software, and services. Unlike most, I have a unique, strong password for each site – and can remember every single one. In essence, I take the name of the site, run it through a standard mental algorithm that also does a little encryption, and [...]








