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I've not heard of diceware before. How is it? I personally use a combination of password managers and short phrases which I encrypt using a specific method in my head.
One of the best ways I'd say. There are websites that help you generate. Even bitwarden has it implemented iirc
I recommend at least a five word passphrase, with a number somewhere, and you must generate it only once, each time you regenerate anc pick the easiest password reduces the entropy.