Unfortunately, passwords are to account security what PHP is to web development. It may not be the best, it's not the fastest, it even may not be the most secure. But it's ubiquitous, it's free and if done right, it's an OK way to get the job done precluding more complex solutions that aren't as practical for most of us.
I think I posted this elsewhere or maybe here, but I got around the password remembering problem by keeping one master file of all passwords/usernames/emails etc... that I keep GPG encrypted ( specifically http://www.gpg4win.org/about.html ).
All passwords in the master file are randomly generated. That is, of course, the account I'm creating is a throwaway at Paul's Peanut Brittle shop. Interestingly, paulspeanutbrittle.com isn't taken.
I think I posted this elsewhere or maybe here, but I got around the password remembering problem by keeping one master file of all passwords/usernames/emails etc... that I keep GPG encrypted ( specifically http://www.gpg4win.org/about.html ).
All passwords in the master file are randomly generated. That is, of course, the account I'm creating is a throwaway at Paul's Peanut Brittle shop. Interestingly, paulspeanutbrittle.com isn't taken.