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Comment: Re:Or you could just take an ordinary train (Score 0) 143

Actually, travelling in a real train IS MORE PRACTICAL and CONVENIENT than driving your car ON THE HIGHWAY. You see, sharing a train with other passengers on a defined journey is a more practical use of resources. By defined journey, I mean travelling on a fixed path between two points. Such as on a train or on a highway. And if you are travelling in a train, you can relax and do whatever you want whilst someone else controls the vehicle, thus the convenience.

Of course, the practicality and convenience of train travel is hindered if you have to get from/to your origin/destination to the aforementioned train, or make other smaller journeys once at your destination. I, for one, much prefer the time spent travelling on trains and public transport than negotiating my share of the road with the other FUCKWITS who, for some bizarre reason, have been granted a drivers license. But, I'm the kinda person who'd prefer to pedal my bike to work so that's probably to be expected.

Comment: GPG (Score 1) 198

by Tmack (#39978723) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Open Source Multi-User Password Management?
As many others above have posted, though none got any mod points for (yet)...

Its free, opensource (GNU), widely available as a standard package to most platforms, etc. You create a password file, encrypt with gpg, then sign it with each user's key that should have access to it (requires all users to have proper gpg keys setup). When someone leaves, you revoke their key from the file and they can no longer get to it, without having to do much else. If thats too complicated, just do a basic crypt (gpg -c) and share that password around. Then if someone leaves just decrypt and re-encrypt with a new password.

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