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That's what local encryption software is for. You can store hundreds of passwords in an encrypted file using a method of your choice, then you would only have to remember one strong password to get access.

And how much do you want to bet that those future 'unlimited' plans will cost an arm and a leg? And possibly your first born child.

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I currently am in tech support and live by those exact standards. I love helping people, but when someone calls who's irate without any tangible reason other than 'it's not working' and accusing me, or using being just plain mean, their issues tend to take longer to be resolved.

Hmm... Maybe it's the fanboy in me speaking, or the fact that I haven't actually jailbroken an iPhone yet... But I'm still partial to the Android O/S...

Right? I mean, c'mon... You give info out like that, you better expect retaliation. Snitches get stitches, or at least that's how a group like this would feel.

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Hahaha, "Ducky come back!"

It's informational. People may not truly know the vastness of how the internet operates. This 'guide' could in fact lessen their potential fear that someone like Anon could take out the entire internet.

I was thinking the same thing! My bathroom sink is missing the drain plug, so it's just an open hole straight down the drain. Now I'm seriously contemplating just putting a metal screen there, and adding some rocks too.

That was more or less close to what I was thinking when I responded to your first comment.

That wasn't the point of my comment. Obviously, in this case, Siri is simply connecting with Wolfram Alpha to compute an answer to the question at hand. Even the format of the answer reflects how Wolfram operates (I use the Android app for lots of things, great computational device).

@CamJN

Thanks Lifehacker! :-)

I wouldn't doubt that one bit... News industries modify the truth to achieve their own political goals, why wouldn't Apple do the same?

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YES! I'm stealing this image! Wait... I mean, I'm Pirating this image! ;-)

Oh man, you have a valid point there. Especially if you've kept them a little while and they've managed to grow! Imagine trying to upload the kid when it starts the 'teen' phase...