What's even worse is when some insurance company publishes a scare article to Forbes' advertisement program, which publishes stories under the Forbes umbrella while vaguely disassociating themselves from the content. The content looks like it's Forbes. It's really sick. Here's an example.
11-hour days is a fast track to high attrition unless everyone knows the probability of success is near certain.
assuming a perp uses a password from a set of 26 letters to choose from, it will take roughly two minutes to brute-force an 8-letter or fewer password with 40 Ps3's. (26^8 + 26^7 +
assuming a set of approximately 90 characters to choose from, it will take approximately a month
If computers take over (which seems to be their natural tendency), it will serve us right. -- Alistair Cooke
