Have you noticed that the need for passwords is increasing? It seems that everything you do now requires some sort of password to access information.
I fear the day when I may need a password to open the refrigerator door, or turn my oven on!
Technology is on a march it seems, and every day things just get a little more complicated... and it seems to happen on a regular basis that you need to create a new password for this or that account or website. It gets a little overwhelming keeping up with them sometimes!
Not long ago I got an email saying that someone had tried to log in to our bank account, so the account was locked, and I had to reset our password. And so I did ... and then a few days later... another message, account locked again and once again a new password needed to be created.
So all of this got me to thinking about how in the world are we supposed to keep up with all the different passwords that we need to have to access the myriad of accounts that continue to demand a "password"?
I was talking to my Aunt J one day about it, and she had a very wise suggestion.... so wise in fact, that I want to share it with you. Maybe it will help you when you have run out of steam selecting passwords, that somehow either manage to be forgotten and need to be reset, or you need a new one, or whatever the case may be!
Here is an amazing solution!
(do I hear a drum roll... ) {smile}
... to use your favorite scripture passage! Because the passwords usually require a capital letter, a special letter, and a number... a scripture passage will include all of those!
It is so simple, why didn't I think of it before?
Next time you are stumped for a password... use a scripture passage... it will include the special letter, the capital letter, and the numbers that you need to make the password police happy. Best of all, in a stressful moment, you can quote that favorite passage to yourself, and not feel so frustrated with the advances of technology that demands these things of you!
I hope you enjoyed this simple tip today... to help keep the password police happy ... and that you don't end up feeling like this poor soul at the end of the day!
(Because hopefully we can all find our Bible!) {smile}
Have a blessed day :)
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What an amazing idea! This is wonderful! Yes, I hope we can all always know where our Bible is. :) Loved the cartoon at the end, too! That is Maxine, right? I hadn't seen that old gal in a while! Thank you for your faithfulness to post such helpful encouragement here. Sending you much love and many hugs, sweet friend. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad this was a help to you -- having to keep up with so many different passwords is tough, especially with the extra characters they require... so it is a blessing to be able to use scripture in more ways than one! I hope that you are doing well, and having a blessed day, dear friend!
DeleteThat is a super idea! Now why didn't I think of that before. lol Thanks for sharing this idea for us. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Pam
LOL... indeed this makes the easiest password, because a scripture passage has all the special characters you need :) Have a wonderful day, and appreciate your visit as always!
DeleteWhat a a glorious idea!!!! Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteand thank you for the comment at Lakehouse about the post concerning Sissie and JDL. I appreciate you, so much!
Have a super weekend!
Debbie
xo
Awesome, so glad you found the simple tip helpful! I most certainly will be remembering your sister and family in prayer over the holidays, losing a loved one makes the holidays especially difficult. Appreciate you and your visit here so much, have a blessed day!
DeleteWhat a smart idea! Now if I could just narrow them down to a few :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, that could be a problem - remembering which one was your favorite, lol! :)
DeleteWhat a super idea! I'm usually stumped when trying to come up with a "strong" password. This could make my life a lot easier.
ReplyDeleteMe too. Coming up with passwords has lately been a trying thing. After that tip from my sweet aunt, it has made all the difference!
DeleteThat is a really great idea. They always say to avoid the obvious...pets, kids, etc. Scripture, huh, interesting!
ReplyDeleteYeah, scripture! It has all the special characters you usually need, which is always the kicker for me. Hope you are doing well Kim... will try to get by and say hello soon :)
DeleteHey, that's a brilliant idea.
ReplyDeleteI thought so myself! It already has made logging in a pleasure instead of a difficult thing, just remembering the special scripture I chose. :)
DeleteHi MM! What a great idea, I have never heard of that! You're right about the letter characters, colons and numbers. Like Lux said, 'brilliant'!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
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It certainly makes life a lot easier, having all the special characters in a scripture passage that you need for a "strong" password! Appreciate your visit, and hope you are having a wonderful day :)
DeleteAwesome! Glad that it helped you Teri! Hope you are having a wonderful day :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! Easy to personalize, too.
ReplyDeleteYes, and I love that a scripture passage has all the special characters most passwords require... makes things a lot simpler! Appreciate your visit! :)
DeleteWhat a fabulous idea!!! I've never thought of that before, but I will remember this post next time I have to make a password. :) Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Ashley
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