provided:
- the passwords aren't stored in plaintext or any other compromised hashing mechanism
- you autogenerated your password
- your password manager does not get compromised
saying "it actually does" is a bit of absolutist stretch...
- the passwords aren't stored in plaintext or any other compromised hashing mechanism
- you autogenerated your password
- your password manager does not get compromised
saying "it actually does" is a bit of absolutist stretch...
Nitpick: Zero does not have a magnitude, so "a margin of error" is not remotely well-defined here.
I may be an outlier, but I certainly remember 10+ 20-25 character random full-printable-ASCII passwords, some of which don't let a password manager handle them, others which I don't want to have in a manager. And then there's my password manager master password, which is close to 70 characters long.
And I have shitty memory—I wouldn't be able to remember what happened more than a few days ago if my life depended on it.