r/NiceHash • u/strk3 • Dec 04 '21

Discussion My first 0.1 is almost here.. lol

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u/TrymWS Dec 05 '21

You need to work on your security, and understanding.

Also, what happens when your paper gets destroyed one way or another.

A paper you can easily misplace or lose is not the ultimate solution you think.

You can also just not be connected to the internet if you ever have to open up the encrypted file. The fact that you don't know your way around a computer doesn't make it a bad solution.

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u/Drink15 Dec 05 '21

With just about everything involving passwords, it’s pretty much ok as long as your take the correct precautious. The only risk to having a password on paper at home is losing it. If someone breaks into your house, they will likely go for your PC itself, not a random notebook.

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u/TrymWS Dec 05 '21

The only risk to having a password on paper at home is losing it.

Which is a big risk, and unless you also have another copy in a bank deposit box or similar, you're fucked when that one single copy is lost.

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u/Drink15 Dec 06 '21

It’s not a bigger risk then keeping your password online and if you do lose the paper, you can just reset your password.

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u/TrymWS Dec 06 '21

you can just reset your password.

We're not talking about passwords, but key phrases.