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8/12/2019 | 2:15:31 PM
Let us say you like Model T fords - you have a ton of instant syntax years at your hand right now. The T was introduced in year 1908
We can combine facts here with data to make very very good passwords. How about: M0del_T*L908
You can follow up years to 1927, end of production. These rules make for an endless and very good string of data to combine easy and not hard to forget. Oh, then there is the Model A Ford too.
My 2 cents.