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Comment: Re:Trolling campaign by GreatBunzinni, aka Rui Mac (Score 0) 188

by eneville (#39091719) Attached to: UK Plans More Spying On Internet Users Under 'Terrorism' Pretext
Then the UK government ministers get onto google and search for 300+ yotabyte management, end up on /. reading posts about why its a stupid idea. I don't see how Fecebook message tracking will get anywhere. Half of this fee is stupid. Fecebook DON'T DELETE messages, they're simply marked as deleted. Just pay a small fee to Fecebook to access the message steam. Job done. Stupid idea, the government wouldn't ever go for that.

Comment: Re:Google needs to focus on a few products (Score 0) 196

by eneville (#38558512) Attached to: Google Health's Lifeline Runs Out

They just seem to cancel anything anytime they want. There was an earlier discussion about Native Client. Who's to say Google won't just drop it? Even Microsoft offers very specific end-of-lifecycle dates and they're always several years in to the future. With every version, too!

They're free to cancel anything they want, whenever they want. It's their service that you're not paying for.

I won't be trusting Google's services to stay up, and hence won't be using them either. I only use the ones I can afford to end randomly, like search and youtube.

I don't trust any provider. All web/mail etc is hosted by myself. If you want a job doing properly, do it yourself.

Comment: Re:http://xkcd.com/936/ (Score 0) 339

by eneville (#38547288) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Changing Passwords For the New Year?
That prompted this, http://www.usenix.org.uk/password, sadly most of the passwords which I have at work don't accept plain words, the crypt string is more appropriate for them. Once I have a random password for a login I record it in a GPG encrypted file along with the username and mail associated with that site and store it in details/sitename/login.gpg, that way it's very easy for me to retrieve.

Comment: Works for me (Score 0) 402

by eneville (#37910214) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: How To Securely Share Passwords?
I have a file system structure called ~/details, within that I have directories for things, such as ebay, amazon etc. All login details are stored in files which are encrypted with gpg to myself and to my wife. Should I die, she knows already how to access the data. Other things can be encrypted to a key that you give your solicitors, they can read them when you die. Works for me, I'm already dead.

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