Plus, if my phone or my yubikey or whatever is stolen in a foreign country I'm not SoL because the algorithm is in my brain and the rules are public knowledge.
Plus, if my phone or my yubikey or whatever is stolen in a foreign country I'm not SoL because the algorithm is in my brain and the rules are public knowledge.
That isn't going to work for most people, obviously. Most people want to be able to use their credentials from arbitrary machines. I don't have that requirement.
When I need to log into Nintendo's eShop from my Switch, I use my algorithm. How does that work for a self-hosted super long random Bitwarden password? I'm guessing I need to bring up the password on my phone or something and manually copy and compare it digit by digit into the Switch which sounds like a lot of work.
Writing passwords each time is so old now. there are plenty of good password managers either local or cloud based.