This. A physical safe provides something that you can't do digitally: It's hard, but not impossible to get in without credentials.
On the internet, it's either: Public for anyone in the whole world, or impossible to recover if anything goes wrong.
On the internet, it's either: Public for anyone in the whole world, or impossible to recover if anything goes wrong.
In hindsight, looking harder for the key would probably have been fruitful.
Maybe the NSA would be willing to brute force the infinite variations from that starting seed, but it is still effectively locked for mortals.
I used to keep a password card in my wallet and had a pattern I would use.