Title's basically all there is to it.

However, I was rather amused to find this on Bill Gates' new site:

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It seems rather fitting that he must now suffer the problem he created.

And whose fault is this?

Could it possibly be the Republicans?

Seeing Obama lose his majority was incredibly annoying: everyone everywhere else in the world (well, me, certainly) thinks he's doing a great job.

At least somebody's picking up Google's old motto. There's only one teeensy problem: they have no income.

SuperGenPass is rather good for this: it's a bookmarklet that uses the current website address as the seed for an md5 hash of your master password. So you type your master password in, run the bookmarklet and it changes it to the actual password that it generated when you signed up. Some people have suggested that the master password is at risk even being typed in in the first place (Javascript on a hijacked site could recover it), but Chrome has a 'SuperChromePass' extension that does the same and I assume it's more secure. I don't actually think it's a particularly big risk in the first place.