Phonetically Memorable Password Generation Algorithms

Question

Background

While at the Gym the other day, I was working with my combination lock, and realized something that would be useful to me as a programmer. To wit, my combin

Answer 1

After many years, I have decided to use the first letter of words in a passphrase. It's impossible to crack, versatile for length and restrictions like "you must have a digit", and hard to make errors.

This works by creating a phrase. A crazy fun vivid topic is useful! "Stack Overflow aliens landed without using rockets or wheels". Take the first letter, your password is "soalwurow"

You can type this quickly and accurately since you're not remembering letter by letter, you're just speaking a sentence inside your head.

I also like having words alternate from the left and right side of the keyboard, it gives you a fractionally faster typing speed and more pleasing rhythm. Notice in my example, your hands alternate left-right-left-right.