When it comes to passwords, personally I like to made a little 'algorithm' for their construction that involves something about the website I'm visiting and seeded with various other bits n pieces. For example, I could always use the first three digits of my old phone number, along with the first three characters of the website and then the capitalised predominant colour of the logo. For example the /. password would be 206slaGreen, but for the BBC it would be 206bbcRed. You could use anything, the number of characters in the site name, number of words, the website initials, first 3 vowels, etc. The big upside is once you've got a way of generating your password you'll never forget it, even for that random website you log into once a year. Obviously you wouldn't do this for you bank password, but it's great for the multitude of websites which you need to log into that don't contain any sensitive info.

Well done for pointing that out. If you can't remember the previous logo, then you might just have to press that 'forgotten password' button. Ye gads, the horror!

At some point it becomes cheaper to get off your ass and build a breeder reactor to eat it all up.

Plus you get some more electricity...

The medical place I work at runs the level of Windows and the version of Internet Explorer because that's what the main software we use requires.

We have that. It's called a brain.

The only reason that ended is to resell you the same games again and again. I have several game systems in my living room, if I buy a PS4 the PS3 will have to go or the cube, or the n64 or the PS2, I have no room left.

I would have bought a PS4 at launch if it included backwards compatibility and sold my PS3. Now I will not likely be buying one.

It's a little like being slightly drunk at times. You go to press a key and somehow miss and hit the one next to it, or your muscle memory doesn't seem to work.