..can't make their login work, or remember user login credentials, we can rest assured that no one will ever be able to read what gets put in the strongbox either.

..for someone who was apparently so drunk after a work-related party that he actually states:

I’ll never know how someone got the PIN out of me because I have no memory of it happening so I can’t tell you much about that.

That is all.

(Silicon Valley CEOs, thinkers and venture capitalists)

The more interesting experiment would be to see what happens to their companies, ideas, and ventures should they not return...

..but becomes an expensive habit.

Nothing to worry about, then. Now if it were the Columbia River, I would be a little nervous...

It's more likely that the cops would ruin your life first, and ask questions later. And don't expect an apology when they finally release you.

How old was your child when they got their first cell phone?

With thunderous applause."
--Princess/Senator Amidala

"..and a halftime show!"
--Me

with an Intel i3 540 3.06 Ghz CPU running 64-bit Debian 5.
I think they use that mobo because it has lots of SATA ports.

Here's the problem:
Amazon payments charges:
Transactions greater than or equal to $10.00: 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction. So a $25 donation yields $23.97 to archive.org, or 95 cents on the dollar.
Transactions less than or equal to $9.99: 5.0% + $0.05 per transaction. So a $5 donation yields $4.70, or 94 cents on the dollar.


Now, they are most likely using Amazon's volume payment system, so are paying between 2.2 and 2.5% + $0.30 per transaction, but only for transactions greater than $9.99. Let's assume the lower rate (although it's calculated as a 3-month average, so I doubt they're eligible). Now a $25 donation yields $24.15, or 96 cents on the dollar. It's just not as cost-effective for them to solicit tiny donations (btw, PayPal's rates are similar).

As to the worth of the service, whether you use it or not, archive.org is still there 24/7/365. Would you prefer to submit your query and then wait 72 hours for the results?

..and yes, I donated also.

Might I suggest that you are a cheapskate.
$25/annum = 7 cents ($0.07) per day.
How much do you pay for your mobile data plan and/or ISP?

My time is worth more than $1.00.
Let me set the price, FB can take 10%.

A "2,000 year old" ice core implies that was how long ago it was drilled...
Just sayin'....

The jury's still out as to whether it warms up passing through the pump...