File Quit
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join:2002-11-28 | reply to sirsloop
Re: the worst.
How about just remembering passwords? Is it THAT hard?  |
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state
stress magnet
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join:2002-02-08
Hampton, VA
clubs:  | Remember a password? Wait just a second there...are you advocating responsible computing?!  |
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Nerdtalker
Working Hard, Or Hardly Working?
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join:2003-02-18
Tucson, AZ
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| said by state  :Remember a password? Wait just a second there...are you advocating responsible computing?! How about having a password more than 3 characters long?! I can't remember didly squat! |
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dumb_user
@losrios.edu | reply to state
Why use gator Just writr the passwords usernames and the urls on a piece of paper and put it under the keyboard it is safer than gator |
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sivran
Long Live The Suite
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join:2003-09-15
Arlington, TX
clubs: | Sadly, that is probably true!  |
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PhoenixDown
-- Wants FIOS
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join:2003-06-08
Fresh Meadows, NY
clubs: | reply to File Quit
I agree with what your saying but you try rememing over 100 different passwords between work and home all of which need to be changed to something completely different every 30 days. =p
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gatzdon
join:2002-10-25
Lake Zurich, IL
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Re: password list
Do what I did, I have a barcode scanner (you could also use a modified cuecat which is dirt cheap). I print my password list as barcodes. Barcode fonts are easy to get for free off of the web and if someone were to glance at your list, they wouldn't be able to read any of the passwords. If someone stole it, time to change all your passwords. |
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B777300
join:2002-01-02
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Re: the worst.
said by dumb_user:Why use gator Just writr the passwords usernames and the urls on a piece of paper and put it under the keyboard it is safer than gator I know someone who does this.. Not under his keyboard though, this is a g00d idea if you keep the papers safe.
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