Its not just you. Any logical person would realize that using an online service to store passwords is crazy. Its like writing all of your passwords down and locking it in a box with a padlock on it, then handing it to Joe Blow on the street. Sure its encrypted, but how do you know that there arent any security flaws or sneaky employees working for PassPack?

I'd rather read an email then listen to a voicemail. 90% of voicemails consist of "Call me back" and thats it. I can see though were voicemails are necessary. A co-worker was on a business trip on some island that only had phone service. I tend to never check my voicemails, even though the voicemail icon on my phone bugs me...lol

Keep-a-Cables are $6.50 with s/h for a 4 pack. Why buy them when you can do it for free? The casino point cards that have been sitting in my desk for years have finally come to good use! :)

Thanks bobbo33 for posting the script. I havent tried this, but multiple users couldnt access the locate32 database if it was stored on a network drive? If they could, then only one person needs to scheduled a task in windows to update the database.

Sound interesting. I would be interested in looking at the VB script.

As far as locate32 not indexing network drives, I have not issues doing this. Make sure you choose the drives in the database settings.

JonathansToolBarAndGrill (lol at name), Copernic has some nice features but its a bit of a hog. Depending on what your needs are, Locate32 may suit you better. No hurt in giving it a try :)

kyder, what do you mean it runs in the background? When you close Locate32, it should close in the task manager. I have it set to open periodically to update the index database.

When using Agent Ransack, how does it search files without using a database/index? Seems like it would take forever like the std windows search.

gamesover, Total Commander is NOT free and as far as I can tell it doesnt index your drives. Ive used it in the past, and its a good file manager for certain functions.

@mrknowitall:

mrknowitall, what exactly is regexp?

Does anyone know a open source firmware that supports it? Im hoping to find one that logs bandwidth usage on my network.

charlie13, dont kid yourself. HFCS is not "good old sugar"

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Johnay, how do you figure its more public than P2P? With P2P, I could see anyone's IP who is downloading files. With Usenet the only person that can see your IP when downloading files is your ISP. If you post things, then your IP is logged and everyone could potentially see it.

LOL, azpat, obviously you don't know what most people use Usenet for! hehe

Policies are one thing, doing it is another. Hackers dont follow policies and bad employees dont either. Trusting 1 site with all of your bank accounts info is insane. I never understood the concept of social networking for personal finance. Would someone get together with friends at a coffee shop and go over their personal finances? I dont think so.

I vote "Other". I use GnuCash. Its open source, free, and I run it on my Mac and PC. I previously used Money 2004. I exported my QIF files and imported them into GnuCash. It was surprisingly easy.

I currently have a directory with password htaccess. Once the user enters the user:pass, a directory listing is shown. Is there a better way of doing this?

@elenamurphy:

You can easily share photos with friends without showing them to the world. Just make the pictures private, then create a Guest Past link. You an easily do this with the "Share" feature on Flickr.

deviantART is a joke.

Flickr shoots
Flickr scores
Flickr FTW!!

That sounds a bit far fetched. Maybe they did the poll on Facebook site...lol

@Sean Robertson:
Sean, is it possible to keep your photos private on Flickrs site but have them displayed on your personal blog?

lol :)

Are you serious?

its dead easy to use!

Negative Vote for Rapidshare. Their new CAPTCHA system is a PITA!

I dont get this fad. Please explain why these notebooks are so popular? I keep a small notebook and a Space Pen with me at all times. The notebook I use is about .50 at Wally World.

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I love Lifehacker but sometimes it seems like they post things just for filler material without actually using the product.

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If you really plan on hanging things on the wall, stud finders are dirt cheap.