Comment Re:Yes it was a market leader (Score 1) 218
And did I mention my faltering spelling? Sorry!
Something about lawns here! Something. What was that?
And did I mention my faltering spelling? Sorry!
Something about lawns here! Something. What was that?
According to my faltering memory, I stood in line at K-Mart ( USA ) to buy mine when I was 22 years old. If my subraction is still solid that would be 1983. And it was a long line. Pre order.
There should be something about lawns here!
Chill out, dickwad.
Exactly, this is one style of mnemonics and even recommended by Sun Microsystems in their documentation back in the gory daze for creating complex passwords simply.
For example only:
Take something personal - Being a proto-punker musician from the 1970's and 1980's before returning to school, I have a thing for 1950's and 1960's music ( I'm listening to Chuck Berry as this is being previewed, even drunk! -- Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll! ).
Take something relevant - So I may use a line from MC5, as they did a cover of "Back In The USA" then throw in some modified h4xx0r with an opening/closing bracket set and use a pipe/slash/something to break the lines.
Take something environmental - And come up with <j96h|f0577USA> for my backup servers ( "jet propelled back home
It is child's play to keep a large set of complex passwords in your head. Cisco has problems with the above, but hey, my life sux, too, so who am I to complain. I'm still upset about CBS and Jack Benny.
TeeHee. I was more of a Velvet Underground guy.
You insensitive clod! I can't remember when my first distro came in an ISO! It wasn't SunSite. Perhaps MetaLab. And we had to carry our ones and zeros in buckets, using rocks, uphill, both ways, in the snow, from North Carolina, in the USA!
Oh, and get off my lawn!
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