Use a long series of spaces as your password. At least that way they'll have to do a double take when they crack the hash.
this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2025
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From personal experience, whenever I've put a space in, I am told that spaces are not allowed. I tend to resort to using the minus sign " - " or the underscore sign " _ " in its place.
I must say some websites fail when you do that, you can change the password and later it fails to login