Passwordsafe rocks!
I use it at work, and it has been keeping all my passwords safe for over 6 years now. I liked it so much at work, that I set it up on my home systems. (For my personal passwords.)
I always just assume they are listing everything they would like to have. If I have more than half, I send in my CV. I have had interviews even when I don't match up to every "requirement"
More expensive than a Raspberry PI, with a slower processor.
Add in the community that has grown up around the Raspberry and I know where my money will be going.
There is this archaic bit of technology, called a typewriter. They can commonly be found in a thrift store for just a few bucks. The best thing about a typewriter is that you can use it to fill in an existing form, neatly.
You might want to suggest it to your friend. Or just pick one up, and give it to him.
Maybe the changed is since it happened to me. My message said nothing about calling the number on my card. I did point it out to the person I talked to on the phone.
If so, good for them for fixing it.
You know it will furn out to be neither of them, and Belinda will be back four or five more times, with a different Possible infecter each time. Each time swearing that he has to be the one.
For the record, I love the Maury show, and and Springer. They make me feel SO good about myself. No matter how badly I screw up, I am not on either show, so I know it isn't that bad.:)
Not long ago I gat a call from a 1-800 number (I never answer these numbers.) They left a message telling me there was a problem with my credit card, and asking me to call them back and giving my the same number that showed up on call display.
Naturally I googled the number. About half the people were saying it was legit, and half saying a scam. I checked the number against the number on the back of my credit card, and it did not match. I calld the number on my credit card, just to be sure.
It turns out that there was a problem, someone buying show tickets on the east coast while I am on the west coast.
So even the banks are screwed up. They should be telling me to call the number on my card. I wonder what would have happened if I had just ignored the call. I was quite disappointed.
I used to agree with you completely. Then I started dating a woman who happens to work for the local police department. (Not a cop, an analyst.) Since I started seeing her, I have learned differently. Most police officers are very hard working civic minded people, who do use their compassionate judgment to do the best job that they can. They are without fail overworked, and spend most of their time dealing with people at their worst.
There are also a few assholes, but far fewer then you might expect.
30 years ago, it what probably because the car was metric. The American auto makers were very late to adopt metric fasteners. My 1989 Jeep is all Imperial nuts and bolts.
He mentions advancement in the original question. If you want to advance you need to be likeable, and to sell yourself.
I am sure many of us here have had to report to a "likeable" waste of skin in a suit, at some point in our working lives.
Passwordsafe rocks! I use it at work, and it has been keeping all my passwords safe for over 6 years now. I liked it so much at work, that I set it up on my home systems. (For my personal passwords.)
I always just assume they are listing everything they would like to have. If I have more than half, I send in my CV. I have had interviews even when I don't match up to every "requirement"
More expensive than a Raspberry PI, with a slower processor.
Add in the community that has grown up around the Raspberry and I know where my money will be going.
I was going to say RT stands for "Retarded Thing" But being compared to a MS product might be insulting to Retarded people.
I bought one in a thrift store 6 months ago, for $5.00
It even works.
There is this archaic bit of technology, called a typewriter. They can commonly be found in a thrift store for just a few bucks. The best thing about a typewriter is that you can use it to fill in an existing form, neatly.
You might want to suggest it to your friend. Or just pick one up, and give it to him.
I always thought the only people who used the Arial font were sex offenders. :)
Maybe the changed is since it happened to me. My message said nothing about calling the number on my card. I did point it out to the person I talked to on the phone.
If so, good for them for fixing it.
Experience.
You know it will furn out to be neither of them, and Belinda will be back four or five more times, with a different Possible infecter each time. Each time swearing that he has to be the one.
:)
For the record, I love the Maury show, and and Springer. They make me feel SO good about myself. No matter how badly I screw up, I am not on either show, so I know it isn't that bad.
I was really surprised that it was legit. I usually just follow up on these to see what the scam is, so I can warn my less technical family members.
Not long ago I gat a call from a 1-800 number (I never answer these numbers.) They left a message telling me there was a problem with my credit card, and asking me to call them back and giving my the same number that showed up on call display.
Naturally I googled the number. About half the people were saying it was legit, and half saying a scam. I checked the number against the number on the back of my credit card, and it did not match. I calld the number on my credit card, just to be sure.
It turns out that there was a problem, someone buying show tickets on the east coast while I am on the west coast.
So even the banks are screwed up. They should be telling me to call the number on my card. I wonder what would have happened if I had just ignored the call. I was quite disappointed.
For the record, Royal Bank of Canada.
AOL is still in business!?!?!?!!?!?!?!!!
Kerio Connect is pretty good.
The webmail interface is far Superior to Exchange web.
I love uninformed opinions from 14 year olds. If you are not 14 I suggest you try growing up.
I used to agree with you completely. Then I started dating a woman who happens to work for the local police department. (Not a cop, an analyst.) Since I started seeing her, I have learned differently. Most police officers are very hard working civic minded people, who do use their compassionate judgment to do the best job that they can. They are without fail overworked, and spend most of their time dealing with people at their worst.
There are also a few assholes, but far fewer then you might expect.
You had zeroes?!?!?!?!?
We had to substitute the letter O
It was also once a synonym for Rabies as well, but has since fallen into disuse.
If there is one thing I won't tolerate it's intolerance!
You forgot Gingers. The only group you can safely get away with discriminating against these days. Other than smokers of course.
That doesn't matter if, like me, all you ever do on your TV is play pong. :)
All we need is someone to start releasing porn in 4K format, and the 4K TVs will start flying off the shelves. :)
30 years ago, it what probably because the car was metric. The American auto makers were very late to adopt metric fasteners. My 1989 Jeep is all Imperial nuts and bolts.
He mentions advancement in the original question. If you want to advance you need to be likeable, and to sell yourself.
I am sure many of us here have had to report to a "likeable" waste of skin in a suit, at some point in our working lives.