DiceKeys creates a master password for life with one roll | Ars Technica
Modern cybersecurity, done with properly paranoid best practices, requires meeting some tough demands: Carry a physical two-factor key to plug in and authenticate yourself on a new computer, but if you lose or break that tiny piece of plastic you could be locked out of your accounts. Use different, totally unguessable passwords for every website, without repeating them or writing them down. And even if you opt for a password manageras you shouldyou'll need to remember a long master password for years, or risk losing access to the rest of them.
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