Banks should issue them to everyone, employers should issue them to everyone...
My bank and employer uses those. But guess what, the login site for both requires TWO passwords as well. And my employer's password does change, still.
So NO it not just as easy as snaking a cable from your PC.
Why, yes it is. Hulu has a nice desktop app. You do need a keyboard (unless you have a full- blown HTPC with infrared), but no mouse. Even with my geriatric Win Xp, it routes sound through my onboard- HDMI once the TV is on and set as a 2nd monitor. I don't think that's geek territory but I'll concede that an extra device would be even easier.
Chase's iPhone app stores the username on a phone if the user chose that option,
who would have thunk?
What are the negative consequences for her?
She's pretty much unemployable. She used national radio without permission to vent her frustration with the leadership. Any future prospective employer will keep that track record in mind -- how do they know she won't do similar when employed for them?
Depends. Maybe you're a good employer and sympathize with people in her position, in which case you might hire her as a celebrity that will promote you and your biz at practically zero cost.
Sending people underwater is much harder since you have to design your craft to keep hundreds or thousands of atmospheres of pressure out.
I'd think that's only a problem if you insist bringing lots of air down. For a robot, air spaces can be dramatically reduced, like building motors openly, or sealing the electronics box with a non- conducting liquid.
"May your future be limited only by your dreams." -- Christa McAuliffe
