Comment Mail Account (Score 0) 339
The strongest password needs to be your email account.
Why? "I forgot my password". Doh!
The strongest password needs to be your email account.
Why? "I forgot my password". Doh!
+1: I currently pay $57.80/month. A bit hard to believe when I found out the vast majority of my friends' cell bill was north of $90 for the same service!
But for me TMo wins just as well for service. I travel for a month in europe every year so need a mobile phone. Really mobile, like world wide. TMo has been great making sure it all works. They will SIM-unlock a new contract when you need it for travel.
The huge variation in opinion here has a lot to do with the phone being the most personal of our digital critters. Lots of different requirements and ecologies.
But, man! Where in the world do normal folks get $80-90/month for a PHONE!
Give me a break, Oh Open Superior Life Forms.
Perform the following experience: Give a Samsung Tablet and an iPad to your Average Idiot, you know, the MARKET for these bright shiny toys. Ask them if they come from the same company. Easily 99% yes, right?
This is the real battle: Apple builds a great product, forces ATT to their knees to have $15/month non-subscription plans, is about to come out with a world/universal phone that works on ALL networks, and basically takes the power from the lame cell carriers and brick dumb handset manufacturers. You know, innovation, right?
Then your basic we-make-anything manufacturer, no innovation just machine parts and chips, jumps in with a copy cat. BMW could have made these Android things.
So slack up know-it-alls, Apple really provided YOU with new freedoms from both the carriers and handset manufacturers who have been fucking you for years.
Lend, dammit!
So do it. Please.
You'd better hope not, you're slave to them already, especially by your being chained to gmail.
You clearly have not heard of our solution in the lab: use complex numbers for each octet. This expands the space of addresses to Great Big, although finite due to use of integer values of the real and imaginary part.
Yes, yes I know what you're saying: it takes more bits, right? Wrong. String theorists have applied extra dimensions to the octet encoding so as to only use 4 bits in this space, with the additional values residing comfortably in The Other Ones.
Sorry to have left you out of the loop, but we knew we could keep getting by with our current modification to IPv4
A definitely non-trivial problem is that different sites have different acceptable passwords. Some don't like special characters. Some don't like 12 characters.
+1 PKI
With your bare hands?!?