finally memorized my private key :D

[swingline]

Wish I could use a passphrase instead....

[1715577792]

1715577792

[1715577792]

1715577792

[1715577792]

1715577792

[Kluge]

Jeez, I remember forgetting used-everyday locker combinations suddenly. Reliably memorizing a privkey seems impossible.

Day one: "Which number do I press to dial outside the network?" "Nine."
Day two: "Which number do I press to dial outside the network?" "Nine."
Got it down.
Day fifty-seven: "Which number do I press to dial outside the network?" "It's still nine."
Got it.
Day sixty: "Which number do I press to dial outside the network?" "..." "How do you even remember me?!"

[elliwilli]

I'm dyslexic, there is no way in hell i could remember a pseudorandom string of characters when i forget how to spell simple words!

[alani123]

I'm dyslexic, there is no way in hell i could remember a pseudorandom string of characters when i forget how to spell simple words!

A dislexic friend of mine was a musician. He had the ability to remember incredibly lond sentences taken from books or cell phones. He remembered almost all the phone numbers he called regularly. I also noticed that the passwords he was using were really long. Not sure how this was possible.

[davida]

This would be no problem for this guy...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z22H89rIMHk

He can calculate Pi to 22,500 decimal places in his head and learnt fluent Icelandic in 1 week!!! 

Now that's impressive.

[vm1990]

and i thought i was bad taking a week to remember my new phone number 

[dontCAREhair]

and i thought i was bad taking a week to remember my new phone number 

LOL, ya right.

I think what the OP did was a waste of brain power. He will likely never have any use for this.

[jonald_fyookball]

This would be no problem for this guy...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z22H89rIMHk

He can calculate Pi to 22,500 decimal places in his head and learnt fluent Icelandic in 1 week!!! 

Now that's impressive.

thx for sharing...this guy is awesome!