I happened to stumble upon this quote in the Sheepy's email by accident: "which thus enables users to illegally pirate copies of DVD videos."
Guess I'll just have to legally pirate content from now on.
But the prosecutor could argue that while she might not actually remember the whole password she could at least remember some of it.
I know that for all my lost passwords I could remember several parts of it but not the whole.
This might narrow the search down and make it less time-consuming, or am I wrong?
She could for example say that it was 15 characters long (both upper and lowercase, numbers etc.) and that the first two letters are a2.
That might help them to decrypt it faster.
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I happened to stumble upon this quote in the Sheepy's email by accident: "which thus enables users to illegally pirate copies of DVD videos."
Guess I'll just have to legally pirate content from now on.
But the prosecutor could argue that while she might not actually remember the whole password she could at least remember some of it. I know that for all my lost passwords I could remember several parts of it but not the whole. This might narrow the search down and make it less time-consuming, or am I wrong? She could for example say that it was 15 characters long (both upper and lowercase, numbers etc.) and that the first two letters are a2. That might help them to decrypt it faster.
dig a hole?
Damn, I knew I should have put a smiley at the end.
dig a hole?
Is this not just a very long or big SCORM package presented in a different way?
Hah, I remember when a coworker of mine accidentally a couple gigabytes of data.