Does Dave have a magic crystal ball that tells him nobody ever gets hacked on his watch? The thing is, a password that never changes basically gives a crook unlimited time to crack it or steal it from some old breach list, and if your bank or email gets hit you cannot just swap it out before the damage is done. Every security expert on TV says the same thing Dave says, but those are the same folks who told us to use "password123" complexity rules for years and look how that turned out. I get that people write down "Summer2024!" on a sticky note, but at least a fresh password locks the door again after a leak, whereas the old one stays open forever. You keep changing yours monthly, and honestly I would too, because paranoia has kept more people safe than trust ever has.

Did you keep a notes section at the bottom for random stuff, or just let it go? I tried weekly-only once and it worked great until I needed to dump a random thought at 11pm and had nowhere to put it. Now I just scribble it on a sticky note and shove it in the back cover like a gremlin.