I will agree that not every site
is created equal, and those that
deal with money (Banks, credit
cards, Amazon, etc) or other
sensitive info need to be
treated differently than those
that give you the weather. It’s
also true that the sensitive
sites use more security than
the inconsequential ones, but I
guess that by now it’s been
proven that any site can potentially
be hacked. But if you get burned that way, way it’s probably not because you
used a poor or duplicate password.
I tried to look at the password
encryption sites mentioned, but
my eyes crossed and glazed over
before I got very far. I am certain
they are a great idea, but far beyond
the need or understanding of the
average user. And I would worry that
if something happened to the
site/software, that I would lose
ALL my passwords, which had been
changed to cyphers.

I agree that more than one password
should be used, and the really
sensitive ones changed from time to
time. (My bank requires that,
anyhow). I think it’s asking too much
to expect the average user to do
more than that.