How valid is this for choosing your passwords?

how valid is this for choosing your passwords?

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>what are dictionary attacks

>not using your foreign name and favorite anime's romanized title

dumb idea. many websites/software/ etc have different requirements for making a password so most of the time you have to stick numbers or weird symbols anyways

But what if dictionary is made by weaboos?
I use three languages in my password and bunch of symbols.

That comic is pretty out of date (10+ years? I feel old). Decent password crackers and rainbow tables can handle both those types of passwords now.

If you want a password that is hard to crack you have to go long, full random, alphanumeric+symbols

That being said, passwords are a losing prospect in the long term. TFA/MFA is the only solution.

why not use something really fuckey?
here ill make one

G4tbqtfe_

actual gibberish and you fan force yourself to remember it with repetition

They can't crack ESLs passwords.

bought some dice just to make a few diceware passphrases for gpg/ssh/luks
then i let my password manager generate it for all the bullshit that requires an account

How many passwords like this can you remember?
>inb4 I only use one password