[gfsadhfsd]

Please elucidate.

Misinformation like, "Always use a reputable cloud password manager, like LastPass?" Along with a trusty antivirus, am I right?

To be further contrarian, if the common man is going to use a password manager, use Chrome's built-in auto-fill, without antivirus or other 3rd-party bolt-ons, be they LastPass, KeepPass, 1password etc. You know who Tavis works for, right? Chrome's application security is best of breed, and its password manager does what it's designed for, at least.

[kevhito]

I was responding to your nonsense advice that 12+ character random ASCII is somehow better or more secure than a "correct horse battery staple" or diceware-style password. They have identical security properties, given appropriate choice of N.

If you are going to memorize passwords, feel free to memorize ASCII gibberish if that's what you are into. Or memorize random phrases, since many (most?) humans find those easier to remember.