To: Professional Engineer
No. Am I supposed to be?
We have to change our stupid passwords every month or so. Absent-minded hobbits like me can't keep track of 'em. Maybe I should write them down and keep 'em in my desk. :)
6,810 posted on
02/17/2004 7:18:55 AM PST by
Overtaxed
(Steenkin' groundhog.)
To: Overtaxed
I can't change mine. It's funny though. I had a nickname when I worked at Wendy's in high school. My password is the same now.
6,812 posted on
02/17/2004 7:24:49 AM PST by
Professional Engineer
(Why shoud Geronimo get all the glory. My personal battle cry is~Sitting Bull!!!!!!)
To: Overtaxed
We have to change our stupid passwords every month or so. Absent-minded hobbits like me can't keep track of 'em. Maybe I should write them down and keep 'em in my desk. :) I have signons and passwords for 28 different systems within the hospital, some of them rarely used. I keep them in an encrypted file within my Palm Pilot. No way would I trust my memory, and I'm not about to set a bad example (and violate corporate police) by keeping them on paper.
OTOH, executives get simple passwords that never expire. I see lots of passwords on stickies on monitors.
6,920 posted on
02/17/2004 2:18:44 PM PST by
300winmag
(FR's Hobbit Hole supports America's troops)
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