It is actually a very simple device with no storage. It is recognized as a keyboard by windows and simply inserts a string into the field when required. I do not see a way for it to obtain a virus.

I have a Yubikey and use it for this as well as any other accounts I can. I only wish my bank, health insurance and every other major account would support it. Thanks to articles like this, though, maybe it will!

I honestly couldn’t even laugh at this. I was too busy being angry at the amount of stupid:

It’s almost like XKCD was a comic strip and not an actual prediction of the future...

yeah..well, that is why you must use these kind of tires

Why do commentators act like it's a capital crime to refer to or show something like this? I've always hated when it happens in baseball and the camera pans the dugout and all the guys are laughing or staring out to the outfield. The announcers make no reference whatsoever and don't think we're smart enough to figure…

They do and it's really not necessary.

Allen Bestwick may have had the best line about the whole situation, "When I asked which driver's shirt he was wearing while doing this, I found out... He wasn't wearing a shirt."

Also rehone your knife before cutting each tomato. Using a honing steel is a must for kitchen knife users.

Then there's the "tech". Mixed in with all those buttons and knobs and dials is a 200-watt Ufer stereo mounted inside a custom center stack, along with a dial pad just ahead of the shifter to control the roof-mounted (!) cell phone.

I bet you are too young to remember when they said that about Japan.

BUT what about the mid-engined cars!?

Sorry but painting cabinets and surfaces to "refinish" them never looks good.... ever. Yes it's a budget project, but you get what you pay for.

Haha, have I got news for you: the organic process uses pesticides. Whether it comes from synthetic or natural sources is trivial. The whole 'zomg chemicals!' is anti-science at its worst.

Same here with Zen Magnets, they stay at work (they don't get much attention anymore). My wife got them for me and with them came "the look" in her eyes when she stated that they should never be near our kids. Fair point well made.

Same here. 2 sets of bucky balls and a set of bucky cubes at my desk. 2 dogs and 1 toddler safe at home and away from my buckyballs. I see no problems there.

wow, according to what i read on Giz, you must be the sole exception who isn't an idiotic parent. that's one mean feat to accomplish. having logic.