Good to hear. I may have to work on my patience (regarding this type of correspondance) in the future.

I won't say playing devil's advocate is "fun", but I always find myself doing it when conversing with a friend about stuff we're both interested in, especially when, ultimately, we both have the same opinion. I'm really glad the majority of my [relevant] friends have the patience and competence to understand that. In…

Granted, the types of people who need a lesson in paying attention to the address bar are less likely to use Chrome in the first place, BUT, this is a huge red flag when it comes to user awareness of browser security.

Seems a bit like having canned survival food with no guarantee of a can opener. That is, if cans couldn't be opened any other way.

This dude just recommended wearing a giant hollow ice block as a helmet. Priceless.

Isn't "Build Your Own DIY" kind of redundant?

Somehow I don't think Bruce Wayne would totally whiff the light switch with his finger.

I fail to comprehend how throwing a bunch of random unimportant facts into the mess of facts that I want to remember will help. I read the "info"-graphic above the article and the only things I now remember are the the pictures of the faces of some comedian, Michael Jackson, and Albert Einstein.

Had the same thought.

My experiences agree with this article. There's been many a time when a user's email borders on the angry or (more frequently) the passive-aggressive. The majority of times when I pick up the phone and talk to the person live they are significantly more lenient and cooperative.

In context, that goes against the spirit of the article, methinks.

Psh, ******* don't know 'bout my velcros.

I've worn $10 walmart velcro shoes for almost a decade now :3

I like the app-specific passwords, but I'd rather not use the two-factor login. Anyone know if I could set this up, set up app-specific passwords, and then disable the two-factor gmail login?

I Imagine the colors of the background image would cause problems. A subsequent poster testifies that color reflections on your subject are quite hard to remove. I suppose this is why Adam used a white bg in the article.

Obligatory "I'm squeezing your face!"

A sad. It is what we both now haz.

And still no one bothered to correct the rest of the grammar.