My brother had a 4 speed coupe. Brown/Tan. I have no bad memories of the car. I liked it as a high school kid. I was weirds because I also wanted to buy a used Olds 98 and had a 66 Bonneville Convertible when most guys wanted pony cars. That Mustang had a lot of cam problems. They kept changing them. I think my…

Too much but it sure is good looking.

I’m drinking tea while doing laundry. it’s taking a while because I’m using the heavy duty cycle.

Hey is that Hillary Clinton in the center front?

Harmful? I guess I’m in danger if I don’t use the site. Too late. Cancelled my account this morning. I feel so vulnerable now that they don’t have my back!

Son of a bitch I voted NP. It’s pretty cool and I like it, just for the mechanicals. I don’t care if it can haul bricks or lumber. I just think it’s a neat piece of an effort to be different. This is assuming that when I gave it a quick pre purchase test ride it didn’t suck.

The ride height looks slightly high.

Doesn’t GM own a hunk of Isuzu?

You’re right. They’re still shrugging it off. Read teh comments. I think lot of these posts are shills but I certainly can’t prove that. So when people are hacked months or years from now, no one will remember this incident and it will never be traced back. I’m not paranoid and I’m certainly not against internet use…

uh huh. I’m sure there’s no problem.

ABSOLUTELY! (Caps intentional!) Lotta defenders on this site and things being what they are, I wouldn’t discount a damage control effort. I don’t know. You’re absolutely right. My favorites are the guys saying nothing’s been compromised but change the password anyway. Priceless example of defective logic.

Yeah. I’m being random. Right.

OK..a..someone has to find a pic of the guys(s) who have bought and driven this car. They need to be arrested immediately and should be considered tasteless and dangerous. Do not approach them!

You’re kidding right? A company that says we store your passwords with an unbreakable security level gets hacked and sends an email saying the “majority” of users are safe after an attack? Be my guest. Keep using them. I understand this stuff doesn’t bother most people these days. It bothers me and if you charge me a…

I don’t know that and I certainly don’t believe anything Last Pass says. I have every right to be pissed. Most users are still safe is not very reassuring to me.

Oh yeah I was misunderstanding. Sorry. I was seeing red after getting that email from Last Pass. I still think it’s a bullshit company just hyping what’s basically an encrypted database. I’m not in that much of a hurry to log in to any account anymore and am going back to my old system which I guarantee you couldn’t…

I had a few of these from ‘85 to ‘87. The 85 was the Nash 4+2 and was terrific. Just wonderful. I put 50k miles on that car in one year. I loved that car. The ‘86 and ‘87 were autoamtics (long story but these cars were part of a deal for doing car commercials) and were still terrific but nowhere near as fun to drive.…

Hackers do this full time. Taking a while to get info is not a deterrent.

They got hacked and I have no belief they understand the degree of the compromise. We have no idea of how the attack may have covered it’s own tracks.

They do not guarantee that. From the “Learn More” page of the email. “We are confident that our encryption measures are sufficient to protect the vast majority of users. LastPass strengthens the authentication hash with a random salt and 100,000 rounds of server-side PBKDF2-SHA256, in addition to the rounds performed…