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January 6, 2006
Storing passwords on somebody's Web site
It's one thing to put your to-do list or bookmarks or pictures or knowledge base or project coordination on somebody else's Web site.
But as I registered with Aganta to try out their password-management system, and was about to enter my first password, I had an almost physical reaction (go write a blog entry instead).
Was thinking about just putting everything in, but I think I'll start out with less-critical passwords until I get over my anxiety.
Posted by pete at January 6, 2006 12:04 PM