Strong passwords: How to create and use them

Microsoft has a decent page of tips for picking passwords and a tester to check them. Test your password then read their tips
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Microsoft has a decent page of tips for picking passwords and a tester to check them. Test your password then read their tips
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Type the Word next to Your Enemies as Fast as You Can. Sure beats typing tutor games to make you faster! Be Fast or Die.
Play here.
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Today Show presents the 12 germiest places you encounter in any given day.
ATM buttons are #6 .. Am I the only one that hates touching those things?
Read all about em.
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For each word you get right, they donate 10 grains of rice to the United Nations World Food Program. Lots of fun too.
Play here
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Really nice version of this game
Play it here
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The SPCA was literally chasing down some animals as they were taken out of a Philadelphia row home Wednesday.
Neighbors said the women who owns the home is a former nun who just couldn't say no to taking in homeless animals.
Police said the woman was cited for 62 counts of animal cruelty, meaning she could have to pay $43,000 worth of fines.
Animal control workers wore masks Wednesday to avoid the smell that was coming from the home that contained 46 cats and 16 dogs. All of them were placed in Philadelphia Animal Control and Pennsylvania SPCA vehicles.
I can relate.
More on the story here Via NBC10
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I know Jay Leno does these, but .... I don't watch Leno.
See... It's funny cuz her last name is "Wang" and she's marrying a guy named "Holder"
There's more here
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The song if you're curious is: "33Rev" by - "Those Two Guys"
Available here
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Amnesty International
About a year ago I posted this picture that was used as part of a human rights campaign by Amnesty International. Recently someone posted a comment asking about it, and I realized that without context part of the impact might be lost.
A.I. altered the original photo, (shown below) which at the time was one of the most widely known images of the Vietnam War.
From the BBC:
It shows the South Vietnamese General Nguyen Ngoc Loan executing a Viet Cong officer with a single shot to the head.
Photographs do not tell the whole truth, however. The prisoner had just killed at least eight people, which is what led Gen Loan to carry out the execution.
The image was to change the public perception of the war and haunted Gen Loan until his death.
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