Typically delays around successful ssh connections have something to do with name resolution problems (on the sshd host trying to figure out which host is making the inbound connection). The delay is due to waiting for a timeout.

"he should have remembered his password"

Why? I've got 140 username / passwords in one password vault, and I've got more in another one. Over 7 different PINs or passwords that are work related.

There is a limit to the number of PINs and passwords that you can remember, especially when the restrictions prevent you from coming up with a password that you might possibly be able to remember. And that's before you have password expiration policies kick in.

BTW who's the moron who let's the policy expire passwords on Saturdays, when you need to change the password while you are sitting in front of a computer? It's always fun when mobile email access goes away during a crisis because of the no notice password expired event.

It's all just weird.
I went out of my way to get a chipped credit card early for use on a trip to the UK. I was able to use it as Chip & Pin at exactly one PoS terminal in the UK. Everywhere else wanted Chip & Signature which was a royal pain because I couldn't use a card at any Pay & Display parking areas. I had to always have a pocketful of coins in order to be able to park.

I can't stand those reality TV shows. good riddance.

I get mod points all the time. I have 15 points to use right now.

This is not true.

http://www.nytimes.com/roomfor...

The apple falls not far from the tree I see.

It's not an upgrade unless I agree it is an upgrade.

Is it an upgrade when an airline tells you that ONE of your TWO Economy seats has been switched to First Class when your traveling companion is your 6 year old child?

But do you really want to watch Star Trek: The Motion Picture's first hour at normal speed?

Or exactly how he plans on the US filing for bankruptcy.

Where exactly did I say arrest?

Someone can be worthy of keeping an eye on without their having broken the law.
Most of the mass shootings have not been committed by people who broke the law prior to the shooting.
If nothing can be done (i.e. the FBI looks and says 'nothing to see here' and forgets about them) until the law is broken then they might as well stop trying.

...so, all this is useless since the FBI can't do anything until the shooter does something. Which this guy didn't do until last week. At which point it was too late.

If having your friends and family report you to the FBI isn't suspicious enough then the FBI should just stop already. These guys don't break the law until they're ready to go.

This is not true. Employers enforce non-competes to keep competitors from sucking away their workers and driving wages up, regardless of how you conduct yourself at your new job.

Exactly.
I saw better code written by sophomores at college than we got out of India. All that code was eventually discarded since it was total crap.

Well it started out as an Optional Update.
Then it became a Recommended Update.
Next it will become a Critical Update.
And finally an Unavoidable Update.