She says that Password Minder is a real product, but I couldn't find it for sale online. I did, however, find an obsolete link for a product named "Password Minder" to a page on the TeleBrands site, so I suspect they've pulled the product after they realized what a dumb idea it was...
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Showing posts with label Product. Show all posts
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Out of Your Password Minder...
This is very funny, and though it's about a technical subject, it's presented in a way that would make sense to anyone. Via Bruce Schneier...
She says that Password Minder is a real product, but I couldn't find it for sale online. I did, however, find an obsolete link for a product named "Password Minder" to a page on the TeleBrands site, so I suspect they've pulled the product after they realized what a dumb idea it was...
She says that Password Minder is a real product, but I couldn't find it for sale online. I did, however, find an obsolete link for a product named "Password Minder" to a page on the TeleBrands site, so I suspect they've pulled the product after they realized what a dumb idea it was...
Sunday, February 24, 2013
RightPosters...
John L. runs a site called RightPosters, featuring lots of posters designed to appeal (so far as I can tell:) to anyone who is not a liberal or progressive. The example at right combines one of my favorite Churchill quotes with a great photo of him. John wrote me to ask if I'd consider linking to him, and after looking over his offerings I'm more than happy to do so. I haven't purchased anything from his site, so if any of my readers happen to have experience with it, please let me know...
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
BUG-A-SALT...
I haven't actually tried one of these, but I think I'm going to. In the summer it's fairly common for us to have yellow-jacket wasps sneak into the house. This thing looks like it would be ideal for combating those, and easy for Debbie to use (she's a good shot!)...
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Prepare Carefully Before Viewing This Video...
I suggest something soft and cushiony directly under your jaw, to catch it when it drops:
The product's web site...
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