Having been a password theft victim, I think this'll be the way I go from now on. I think I'll even start changing passwords over time with more robust 12+ character stuff.

I'll admit, I'm not changing many passwords today but I did start using a decent password manager a few days ago after both Lifehacker and Gizmodo talked about it. So far, it's fantastic!

I'll reply, in typical BOFH fashion (please take the following with large grains of salt):

That's per unit cost, and even the feds believe the per unit cost is now around 200 million each now.

In my experience grapefruit is both sour and extremely bitter.

Detta Walker says: Dat honkey mahfah!

Ugh. Ugh.

Turn your lights on and off, it's more effective. It works about 40% of the time for me. I'm sure most people just think I'm an asshole, but I'm tired of all the morons on the road on foggy, dark, rainy mornings in the pacific northwest.

I highly recommend reading The Hero With A Thousand Faces, by Joseph Campbell. It mostly references historical mythologies show that the hero (and his enemies and his helpers) we find in many narratives is essentially the same set of abstract characters.

Shoving an abrupt thought into a sentence is why God created the em dash:

That's incredibly fucked up.

Did you find this out on the internets, or did you stage this photo?

What'd you expect? It's German.

Well, tastes change!

At work I use a MacPro (quad core, 2.5ghz), 8800GT/512 (not that it matters when most of the work Photoshop does is in the processors and not the GPU), 3TB hard drive space, legal copy.

Post-2000 Volkswagen, because there's always something to troubleshoot.

Meh. Skyrim was just Fallout with swords.

I'll just leave this here. It's roughly on the same cultural plane as, say, large anthropomorphized rodentia driving Korean shit-boxes.

Then my point is no longer entirely valid. Good call.

If you're religious, many larger churches have certified counselors as pastors on staff and offer counseling for free.