I dunno. I reckon that the Pendragon production with full on period setting could be awesome. The book ruled. The audio vesion (Jeff Wayne wasn't it?) was fantastic.
It appears to be what I was hoping for from Speilberg, but maybe being an independent it'll have that extra integrity... and it will be set in England;)
The Speilberg version will probably be flimsy and nice looking.
Surely a better approach may be to do something like the online banking systems do, rather than one password use a sequence of two (or more for higher security applications) passwords?
The banks tend to go with personal info (such as DOB)+ 1 password, but if you had 2 alphanumeric passwords and a two stage process surely that makes bypassing it a lot more complex.
Picture this: - Login 1 - Enter info, hit submit Login 2 - Enter info, hit submit By using two screens it makes the brute force/dictionary attempt that much more difficult. By using 2 passwords, the probability of a them being compromised becomes a lot less likely too.
I guess ultimately it'll all end up using biometrics and people will be hacking off fingers instead of hacking into systems...
Surely you mean e-pocket?
OK, so kinda off topic, and yet not: -
What's the most bizarre or just downright crazy e-something-or-other that you've seen so far?
Anyway, off for some e-coffee...
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I dunno. I reckon that the Pendragon production with full on period setting could be awesome. The book ruled. The audio vesion (Jeff Wayne wasn't it?) was fantastic. It appears to be what I was hoping for from Speilberg, but maybe being an independent it'll have that extra integrity... and it will be set in England ;)
The Speilberg version will probably be flimsy and nice looking.
Surely a better approach may be to do something like the online banking systems do, rather than one password use a sequence of two (or more for higher security applications) passwords?
The banks tend to go with personal info (such as DOB)+ 1 password, but if you had 2 alphanumeric passwords and a two stage process surely that makes bypassing it a lot more complex.
Picture this: -
Login 1 - Enter info, hit submit
Login 2 - Enter info, hit submit
By using two screens it makes the brute force/dictionary attempt that much more difficult. By using 2 passwords, the probability of a them being compromised becomes a lot less likely too.
I guess ultimately it'll all end up using biometrics and people will be hacking off fingers instead of hacking into systems...
Reminds me of this... Reality Quake
Surely you mean e-pocket? OK, so kinda off topic, and yet not: - What's the most bizarre or just downright crazy e-something-or-other that you've seen so far? Anyway, off for some e-coffee...
Uh-huh... How did we find outn about the clangers if we never went to the moon. Huh...? Huh...?