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yradunchev
16y ago
dude... I just realize that you registered this account (srslydude) here 16 hours ago especially to make this bold Declaration of Yahoo Independence?!? Why? Why you take it so seriously? And you say Yahoo don't invest enough in people like
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yradunchev
16y ago
Thank you. You're all right of course - I don't argue. You have my 1 point for your evangelism. As I say before - I expressed only my personal opinion and I don't have any intention to start discussion or flame war on that matter. Can I exp
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yradunchev
16y ago
thanks. sounds good - $40/y is not that much, it's almost free. I think I will try it.
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yradunchev
16y ago
i won't argue on that :) that's my point of view over current microsoft-bing-yahoo-whatever relations. don't take it literary.
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yradunchev
16y ago
i like it. I will give it a try. very thanks!
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yradunchev
16y ago
zooomr.com is currently not open for registrations - they will be soon. I will keep an eye on it.
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yradunchev
16y ago
Microsoft owns Yahoo. And thats enough for me to stay away form Yahoo. But thats just me. Everyone is free to decide whats good for him...
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Picture storage web site? But not flickr or picasa!
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yradunchev
16y ago
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yradunchev
16y ago
yeah - if you start to get paranoid you will end in a mental institution :) no, seriously, if you choose a good 'primary' password -it's ok. Choose somethimg around 10-15 chars and use digits, caps, smalls, special. But do it in a way that
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yradunchev
16y ago
yes - it's just password protected and encrypted with the passphrase you use when gpg asks you. all you need to open the file on another computer is gpg and, of course, the passphrase used. even better - when you need certain password you
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yradunchev
16y ago
$ nano passwords <enter all your passwords here> ctrl+x y $ gpg -c passwords and you have all your passwords in a password protected and encrypted file. To decrypt: $ gpg passwords.gpg