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I can partially understand the need for these lengthy, randomized password when there is a risk of brute force. But now that almost every site will lock user accounts after a few attempts there is virtually no risk of that. Most passwords are phished not cracked these days. In most cases all I need is something that no one will guess and that I don't have to write down somewhere(creating a risk of it being discovered) like "89LampSnowBat"