And if you do have to share a key in the open, just be obscure... like, "hey remember the first name of that girl we both [redacted*] at that beach party?" - that's the password to authenticate, "oh, and use the usual case and leet-substitutions..."
* not for salacious reasons, but just because I know the crowd here (hey, it could be "laughed at", "or felt sorry for", etc.)
The relevant law of Nature is: "Nature abhors a vacuum."
And since it is Mother Nature, the relevant reason behind this law is the old Mother's law: "Because I said so".
Most of what they do is faked anyhow, wouldn't $1,000,000 buy enough flights in the vomit comet to make a film? Sure you couldn't do it all in one take, but hey, that's what editing is for.
I have one key that is over 10 years old, that was updated by the company from an 8 digit code to a more secure 6-groups-of-5-alphanumeric code that still works.
Never needed a crack, and the key takes up a lot less space. Plus it I know it isn't a trojan program or a virus.
Unfortunately, the native font is pretty much write-only, I think I am writing down brilliant and important things, but after a few hours I can't read it anymore.
My 3rd grade cursive teacher is spinning in her grave.
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And if you do have to share a key in the open, just be obscure... like, "hey remember the first name of that girl we both [redacted*] at that beach party?" - that's the password to authenticate, "oh, and use the usual case and leet-substitutions..."
* not for salacious reasons, but just because I know the crowd here (hey, it could be "laughed at", "or felt sorry for", etc.)
Perfect vacuum is theoretically impossible
The relevant law of Nature is: "Nature abhors a vacuum."
And since it is Mother Nature, the relevant reason behind this law is the old Mother's law: "Because I said so".
Now you understand the popularity of ever smaller devices!
bacon eggs bread milk
mustard mayonaise swiss cheese
butter sugar spam
This haiku grocery list (C) 2008, all rights reserved.
where are my inflatable sheep?
I notice you use the plural - you want more than one? What do you plan on doing with them, flock them?
Why would anyone want to have a light bulb with a data connection?
So you can be taxed if you are using more than your fair share of energy, or are causing too much global warming, of course.
It seems like the biggest scam does start with line "I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
...and in the darkness bind them
There, I fixed that for you.
is Minor Asteroid
And the evil company acronym is WUSE. Pronounce as you wish.
Most of what they do is faked anyhow, wouldn't $1,000,000 buy enough flights in the vomit comet to make a film? Sure you couldn't do it all in one take, but hey, that's what editing is for.
Sonication is an effective technique for degassing liquids Where would it go in a sealed can?
Of course, some folks consider me quit irrational.
... and like minded folks, look forward to the Winter of 2010, with glowing hearts, to ignore another two weeks of bad network TV.
Damn, your userid is old too.
And is the slashdot demographic really youthful?
Can a dead tree publication survive?
Sorry, couldn't resist.
I have one key that is over 10 years old, that was updated by the company from an 8 digit code to a more secure 6-groups-of-5-alphanumeric code that still works.
Never needed a crack, and the key takes up a lot less space. Plus it I know it isn't a trojan program or a virus.
To keep it in check. Maybe two or three.
Unfortunately, the native font is pretty much write-only, I think I am writing down brilliant and important things, but after a few hours I can't read it anymore.
My 3rd grade cursive teacher is spinning in her grave.
But it must! It's a car analogy!
If your car were an analogy, it would be a terrible conveyor of any meaning.
I can say with great certainty that I have no idea what anything is.
You probably want all your digits for your day job.
Lots of folks in the world would say you're still "good to go".