I consider that not to be safe. There is no difference between an
Internet cafe and a public library.
On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 9:38 PM, Joe S wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions.
>
> On Sunday 29 May 2011 17:00:46 Gustin Johnson wrote:
>> Having said that, I would not use someone else's
>> comput
Thanks for the suggestions.
On Sunday 29 May 2011 17:00:46 Gustin Johnson wrote:
> Having said that, I would not use someone else's
> computer/device to log into any service.
I check my email on the computer at the library at times. Is that
not safe or are you talking about Internet cafes?
Last pass seems to be getting some positive reviews. It seems to run
just about everywhere on just about every device.
Having said that, I would not use someone else's computer/device to
log into any service.
On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 9:54 PM, TekBudda wrote:
> All very good points, but I think h
All very good points, but I think he was looking for a management tool
that could be used...regardless if you are portable or not.
I am just saying how I have used mine. I actually have a 16 GB stick
that I use for a portable office & it has come in handy for doing real
work on company owned gear
I used cyber cafe's last time I was in Australia in order to fetch email from
my servers. I took a boot floppy with me back then and if they didn't have a
fdd in the machine (most did) or if I could not boot to my own OS I asked the
management for access to a machine which could and if they re
I having been using KeePass in the past, partially because they have a
portable version for a USB stick (Windows Only...I know...but the chance
of me being on a Linux Box in a cyber cafe in armpit nowhere...LOL), but
recently I have been looking at KeePassX.
It is essentially the same as KeePa
I use pwgen to generate reasonable passwords and store them on my cell using
passwordsafe. Not the best solution, but better than a lot of other options.
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> I would be interested in knowing what are good ways for
> passwords. I have quite a few forums and mailing
I would be interested in knowing what are good ways for
passwords. I have quite a few forums and mailing lists now. I
usually use one or two passwords for all the sites. Probably is
the best, but making a password for every site and then changing
it on a regular basis is hard. What is a good way t
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