There's an old saying that been floating around in the hallowed halls of Slack for a long time:
'Ask ten Slackers a question; get eleven answers.'
I.e. Slackers tend to know exactly what they are doing.
They don't have to hide behind any fancy-pants tools to get the job done. With Slack, you get down to the bare metal, and most Slackers like it that way.
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...everyone one knows that the must have Windows software is 1) firewall, 2) antivirus, 3) anti-spyware, and 4) minesweeper.
You forgot 5) solitaire...
get a life, dude.
Assuming this isn't April Fools, go on out and get a life, ANY LIFE, instead of planning for your death.
Sure, having a will, living or otherwise, is fine, but this?
Besides, no one's going to give two bits about all your stuff in one thousand years.
And I gotta wonder just who the locator beacon is for. Aside from archaeologists, who would really want to locate all your crap?
There's an old saying that been floating around in the hallowed halls of Slack for a long time:
'Ask ten Slackers a question; get eleven answers.'
I.e. Slackers tend to know exactly what they are doing.
They don't have to hide behind any fancy-pants tools to get the job done. With Slack, you get down to the bare metal, and most Slackers like it that way.
After you sign up for for the @large membership, you should receive an confirmation e-mail. However , the letter with my PIN arrived four weeks later.
The best advice I can give you is to be patient and don't hold your breath.