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Engineering adding requirements to password

To be honest, I find having strict password requirements to 
be an annoyance and not a benefit. I would say as a rule the 
most reasonable is to just specify a length, maybe special 
characters + alphanumeric. Anything more is asking for people 
to write down their password, which defeats the whole purpose 
of having secure passwords. I also hate having to change your
password every x days with the usual ridiculous set of rules 
(e.g. cannot re-use the last 25 passwords) - again all that 
does is force people to write the thing down so they don't 
forget, at which point you might as well not ask 
for a password at all.

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