Ask HN: Would you consider a password like this safe?

Multi-Words with Character Padding:

- Pick 2 to 5 words. The more sensitive the thing, the more words. The words I am providing are simple and common. Pick less common words you can remember.

- Pick a padding character. e.g. %

If using 2 words "battery" and "horse" then pad with 2 characters. The password becomes %%battery%%horse%%. That is probably sufficient for low risk assets. Higher risk? "battery", "horse", "banana", "hogsmead" becomes %%%%battery%%%%horse%%%%banana%%%%hogsmead%%%%.

If that pattern is too easy to remember then also remember based on the number of words which character to capitalize. 4 words = 4th letter capitalized. %%%%batTery%%%%horSe%%%%banAna%%%%hogSmead%%%%. For memory sake, one could even create a sentence based on a service. "the chalice in the palace has my bitcoin" Now pad that for an astronomically difficult to brute-force password.

There are many other derivations of this concept only limited to ones imagination and long term memory. This method is easy for me to remember but you may find a different pattern more memory friendly.