I NEVER test my passwords online. For all I know, they're a honeypot for collecting passwords. Let it run for a while, and start building rules.

Anyone want to crush what remains of hope by explaining rainbow tables to the novices?

In France, you're not required to tip for _ANYTHING_. Service is always included in restaurants, bars, hair salons...

@stereobot: Agreed.

4 inch screen FTW! oh wait.

Vote: TrueCrypt

@RastaCC: You mean, like how TV disrupts communications between every living being within 30 yards?

@lhed: I disagree. Emails still actually DO get printed occasionally. Also, I often have a hard time finding the address for someone who initiated the inital chain, 20 emails ago. It is nice when they have their information in the signature.

@Bonsai_halcyon: Counter arguments:

TrueCrypt your "My Documents" folder, then point every single stinking thing of value in there (outlook.pst, important apps data, firefox profile, i don't care).

Silence or music. Preferably silence.

@Hakib: Wow. Another engineer here, and I relate to your analysis of our working tasks.

but it's just soooo hard to get the lawnmower up there.

@jeffk: Brian Regan on phone codes:

WinSplit Revolution. Love it.

+1 WinSplit Revolution

While I can't imagine the horrors of Kool-Aid wine, I will say that you can make quite enjoyable wine on the cheap if you actually put the effort into it. Buy a book, buy the proper supplies (soda bottles? please. — you need at least a six gallon carboy). Talk to your local wine shop, and get started. You'll need…

@celcinc:

VOTE: Outlook (+ Palm = perfect)

VOTE: SyncToy