Hi! Sorry, I just now saw this. It's not about them not seeing my content, it's about them not seeing my profile at all. I don't want them to see my profile picture, I don't want them to see the name I use. I don't want them to connect the dots at all. I keep my personal and work lives completely separate.

Get at it, Whit... Oh, you need to stop using Linux by the way.

I always ask... here's why http://hackerspace.lifehacker.com/i-like-to-tip-…

FYI, since Fix-a-Flat was mentioned. Some tire centers and such will refuse to repair your tire if you spray that stuff into it.

Thorin, you know you're a dangerous man, and I'm sure the Apple Store has agents who watch your every move 24/7 for stuff like this. :-)

Wow, you're easily annoyed. Positive thoughts... oommmmmmmmmm

Ah, I gotcha... thanks for the clarification. :-)

VOTE: Google Voice.

So... she's dreaming that she has a blonde mullet.

I gotta go with Hunt's brand on ketchup... no HFCS.

Hey Mike, thanks for the input. Along with business, I'm thinking mainly about personal use. I once had a client email me a scan of her credit card and told me the CID. If we'd had encrypted email between us, that wouldn't have been a problem, but telling her the steps necessary to secure her email and send digitally…

Answer five questions and the calculator will show you the cheapest plans and how the pricing breaks down. (Update: Note that the calculator doesn't include prepaid plans, which could save you a bundle more, but you'll have to compare those plans yourself.)

No no no no nno!!!! you BLOW on the cartridge! You pick it up blow on it while moving it across your mouth quickly! That's the ONLY WAY, you are all BLASPHEMERS!!!!

Elf... it was a joke. I don't understand why people have a hard time getting that.

That's what I gathered from Mailvelope's documentation. OK, looking into this more. Next trick, convincing everyone I know to a) switch to Chrome and b) set this up... whew! I guess I can start looking at mail headers to see who's using desktop clients and who's not. I still think Comodo has the "easiest" cert cetup…

Another thing... I've never used PGP before, just windows-based certificates like the ones from Thawte, &c. But do I need YOUR public key in order to send you an encrypted email with PGP? As you know, that's the way other certs work, I send you a signed message, you send me a signed message, then we can send each…

Have you seen this? https://code.google.com/p/outlook-priv…

Alan, what about this? https://code.google.com/p/outlook-priv…

*facepalm* I'm not surprised at the negative comments, I'm surprised at how many people are unable to discern a joke when it smacks them in the face. At least one responder got it.

I was going to read this, but then dinosaur.