lurkinggrue

You may not have but I've upgraded my computer several times in the past year. I've added more ram, different video card.

Just curious: If you had been at time square would you have avoided his cameras?

I know I need a 4th monitor.

It's amazing how much effort an end user will to to not read error messages.

I just got a screen grab from a user asking "What does this mean?" and the error was "Not enough space on disk."

  *Facedesk*

I tend to put a long 64 character hash as answers to the security questions. Have yet to experience that horrible bug.

It's probably to stop people from doing hunter hunter2 hunter3 as passwords.

Given it is hashing what you type I don't see a reason to limit it.

What I hate is when you enter in a ton of info into a form and one of those fields is password. You make a mistake on something like the phone number and it wipes out the password field forcing you to type it again only to have the process happen again because it failed to tell you another error in your data.

WHY!?!?!

I hope they were going though two vpn's running in a virual machine.

I haven't in decades.

But then I live in Southern California and nobody walks here.

One of the reasons I just love the new Zenbook UX305. Thinner than the new macbook, higher res screen/webcam, 3 usb3 ports, hdmi and sdcard and fanless... and a damn matte screen for $699.

I'm really happy with this machine.

I guess I should be happy that I'm gay and the state won't let me get married so I don't have to deal with this BS.

But then I've also been with the same person for 19 years who also things the ring this is a scam.

Wow! This does bring back memories.

All right, so that last test was seriously disappointing. Apparently, being civil isn't motivating you, so let's try it her way, all right, fatty? Adopted... fatty! Fatty, fatty no parents?

That was also my reaction to reading the quiz.

Wow, Damn Hello is back even though I disabled it.

Gee, Thanks.

I'm sure it isn't that hard for somebody to get their hands on the private keys for those products and I bet they used the same password.

Edit: LOL, ok so the keys are right there on that link. Nice!

Dell is about the only manufacturer that will let you get generic install DVDs. They use a bios based licensing system these days so you don't even have to deal with those issues so much.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_Locked_Pre-installation

I just did this on my new Zenbook and it was extremely easy install.

Though I was installing from an MSDN install DVD which isn't something everybody would have on hand.

I can imagine all the ways an os can leak information if it isn't fully encrypted at a sector level.

Just having the filnames is an serious risk.

And yet they had no problems selling those pocket tone dialer you could mod into a pay phone red box and make free phone calls.

I disliked iTunes so much I just avoided all Apple products and removed all Apple software from my life.

Never looked back.

Does not work with Firefox.

Cool! My password hunter2 wasn't at the top of the list!

Shame this is simplistic to the point of nearly being useless.

Try touchdown instead?

Wow, this is a painful app for me to use. I have a subfolder of people I need to deal with that mail gets sorted into but this I have to drill down to get to it and can't set it as a default view.

This thing is simplistic and horrible.

Never found a use case with a tablet that worked for me. I have my main PC, a laptop and a large phone.

Then again I was never one to sit on a couch and watch tv with a laptop so I figured I was not in the right demographic for an ipad.

Get into the habit of locking your computer the moment you move away from it?