This is a great information, thanks for sharing. I think I want to add something small to it, that do not use one password for different accounts, and you can have a small notebook in which you can write the passwords in them.
Yes, we have all initiative and it is also a common sense when it comes to keeping safe of the password we use for an account. I have different way of keeping my password too. I wrote it in the word and save as a document and zip it in a folder. I have also to copy the document in a removable storage device for a back up of my password. Thus, I have to keep it discrete for it has a lot of password that includes private key for all of my digital wallets. Does it mean "LooksStrong" password can be cracked for 59 years? really? I used some really good password generator before and it can actually generate thousands of passwords in an hour but unfortunately Im not successful using it because I only test it in a very strong password characters with special characters and numbers.
No, not really it is just a reference for you on how to create a password and how many years it could be cracked. But, it doesn't mean that the password could only be cracked on 59 years for there could be chances that it will be cracked less than 59 years. My post only specified how difficult password could be cracked using special characters and uppercase letters password. 
