At that point, does it really matter? You've already lost. Protecting against that was never your job, either. It rested on the shoulders of the site you were signed up at.
The fact that I give a shit about my email is why is has a decently complex and unique password, and the fact that I don't give a shit about my tumblr is why the password isn't that complex and is shared across a couple sites I also care equally as much about. That's what I meant, unless you use a password manager don't sweat having difficult passwords for shit that doesn't personally matter to you. Of course with a password manager you can just use unique random 30 character passwords for everything from your random virusy pornsites to your bank account, but password managers make me jumpy.
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The fact that I give a shit about my email is why is has a decently complex and unique password, and the fact that I don't give a shit about my tumblr is why the password isn't that complex and is shared across a couple sites I also care equally as much about. That's what I meant, unless you use a password manager don't sweat having difficult passwords for shit that doesn't personally matter to you. Of course with a password manager you can just use unique random 30 character passwords for everything from your random virusy pornsites to your bank account, but password managers make me jumpy.