Hasn't anyone noticed that? Rithet there in the right up? C# is more like Java. Either that is a typo or the poster is clueless. So what what does the poster really want, a C# like language or a C/C++/Objective C type language?

FTA, "At the end of it all, I will have documentation on financial accounts, password, etc."

It sounds like you are documenting sensitive company or client information. As such it is beyond the scope of you as an individual to place any of this information in a private store. You need some sort of formal business procedure for this. One place I worked THE COMPANY had safety deposit boxes. At another we would put emergency back up passwords in an envelope and give them to the administrative assistant who would keep them under lock and key in case I and/or others were killed e.g. on vacation. The company owners and managers knew about it and it was part of our policy.

If you are removing sensitive information from a company network and storing it somewhere in you personal control, you are looking for trouble. If there is a breach you could be personally liable either civilly or criminally. Do I what I did and make sure that there is a documented policy and attendant procedures, and follow them.

Give he the will and your executor a key to the safety deposit box with the will in it. In my area they cost about $10/yr, so having 2 or more is an easy option. One for the will and one or more for other purposes, e.g. one for the component which when combined with its 6 mates will open the portals of hell.

You are a much more intelligent spam filter than any computer program.

It's still pretty cheap too. Check the US Postal book rate vs UPS/FEDEX charges. Still pretty cheap. And it is for anywhere in the US.

ASU has swimming pools

The natives who follow this diet often die early due to liver failure, esp. the men. I think it is due to iron loading in the liver from over consumption of game meat and protein.

If you read your policy it usually does NOT cover commercial usage. Taht costs extra

What if an innocent by stander is hit by a 'Dial-a-Ride' driver. Is the driver insured properly? It's not just about you.

Are these 'Dial-a-Ride' outfits insured? Are the drivers licensed for chauffeur work? Are their vehicles inspected? Have the drivers had a background check or would I be riding with Joe Random Felon?

Sorry should clarify, 'pop' is Wall Street speak for a large run up of stock price for an IPO. For example if an IPO at $20/share starts selling at $30/share, that would be considered a large 'pop'. It means investors see huge potential in the stock even if the company has no profit. A large pop may be signs of rampant speculation aka a bubble.

If it pops it is just more evidence of another tech bubble.

Beef consumption is declining, thanks to "Mad Cow" and red slime, and the TX industry has been badly hit by drought too. Climate change driven drought no less.

They should check for "hoof and mouth" as well.

Gosh, you'd think in the state where they are so protective of the 2nd amendment they would be interested in the 1st. BTW, the way this is sometimes known as the "Oprah Law" after Oprah Winfrey who aired an episode on tainted beef in TX. I guess that they can no longer tell the joke "The only mad cow in TX is Oprah" anymore.