Warning - Boring thread ahead Page 2

Thanks for humouring me everyone.

Quote: AngieBaby @ December 11 2009, 10:17 PM GMT

Jane, even when you're boring you're funny.

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That's sweet 'cos it's usually the other way round! Glad to hear your Christmas shopping's going well though - I can't get into it this year.

DaButt I couldn't do that at work but sounds v useful at home. Although doesn't it mean if, as I often do, you use an internet cafe or other computer you'd then need to know a password like XYDJEOF46W? Unless you get into your home comp/server remotely. Or maybe, as is more likely, I'm not quite getting what you're saying.

And yes watch those rude passwords at work! As RC says it's usually the higher up more important types who get found out for having 'password' as 'password' while someone at the bottom like me has security the Whitehouse could be proud of!

Zooo, you enjoy those two passwords of yours - I'm guessing DavidMmm and TennantPhwoar. Am I right?

my passwords all turn out the same ******** no matter what I do...

And Jane, you managed a rather boring thread congrats

Quote: Jane P @ December 12 2009, 8:01 AM GMT

Zooo, you enjoy those two passwords of yours - I'm guessing DavidMmm and TennantPhwoar. Am I right?

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Ha!

They all have to have numbers now, (which is bloody annoying.)

There's a blonde secretary at my office. Recently, for security purposes, we were doing a password audit and we discovered her password was MickeyMinniePlutoGoofyDonaldDaffyParis.

When we asked her why she'd chosen such a bizarre password she told us that she's been told that all passwords had to contain six characters and include one capital.

(not my joke)