@Avedis: Also, you can do this for anything you want to start up, including an mp3 file as your alarm clock (if you keep your computer on at night), e.g.
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@Avedis: ...got it to stop autoformatting by adding a space where there shouldn't be in 'http'.
@Whitson Gordon: If you want them to start up at the same time every day, you could always use cron instead, and it will open with whatever your default browser is.
@Protector one: I hear that used to be an option in the early days of air travel, but became unpopular quickly because some people with compromised liver function or other unknown/undisclosed issues just didn't wake up.
Instead of taking away everybody's pocket knives, why not just give everybody 21+ a weapon for the ride (knife, taser, tranq dart, etc), that they return when disembarking.
@PrairieMoon: It's workable with just one if your single machine runs a virtual server like VMWare's VMPlayer, VirtualBox, Xen, etc.
@OMGWTFBBL: What's the heat tolerance of epoxy resin? I am guessing that the thermodynamic qualities would not make it a suitable substitute.
If you really want to do it yourself, just use gpg and save it in an encrypted text file. Sync it or store it somewhere where you can easily access it (dropbox, or whatever).
@Webran61: Use the method out of the liner notes for Cryptonomicon instead. Just don't let anybody shuffle your deck of cards....
@thegreatpablo: ...and especially the P@55w0r& example that I've seen in about 80 different places in the last week. Heh.
@howdini: It's been around for a while now. It was instantaneous the last time I had to use it (6.x and 7.x).
@Torchwood: They want you to be able to use your non-case-sensitive password via their phone tree, that's why. At least, that used to be why — not sure if that's always the case anymore.
@gthing: gpg FTW.
@Dnte1020: Yeah, there are just 2890341203978 things to do that are higher on the priority list, though. Easier to think about them at work than to do them when I get home. ;-)
Exercise, even just a little bit. Exercise as soon as you're awake enough to avoid fall down when you do 20 jumping jacks (though what you do is up to you), and do it at the same time every weekday. After a week, your body expects to wake up when it's time to exercise - so you'll wake up naturally, and (relatively)…
@geryon: That has to depend on geographical location too, I think. My house was built in the '80s and it has one (original to the house). I wish it had more programmable points that just the 4 for weekdays and 2 for weekends, though.
Any feature is a bug unless you can turn it off.
@JohnnyricoMC: But I'm unique! Just like every single other living being.