Back in the BBS days, you were ALWAYS told to have an unique password for *every* system you were on. Makes sense, but when did this stop being a smart thing to do? I've a few pieces of PAPER with the site name, my userid, and my password wrote down. Most of the PWs I remember, though. I keep the list just incase I forget one. Sure, having one UID/PW for passport might be convenient, but it's not too terribly secure.
I know of a couple places, like the top floors of the downtown Ramada Inn in Indy, and a couple highway bridges that are fun to go under and avoid dying from. Email me if anyone knows more.
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Back in the BBS days, you were ALWAYS told to have an unique password for *every* system you were on. Makes sense, but when did this stop being a smart thing to do? I've a few pieces of PAPER with the site name, my userid, and my password wrote down. Most of the PWs I remember, though. I keep the list just incase I forget one. Sure, having one UID/PW for passport might be convenient, but it's not too terribly secure.
I know of a couple places, like the top floors of the downtown Ramada Inn in Indy, and a couple highway bridges that are fun to go under and avoid dying from. Email me if anyone knows more.