On Jan 15, 2019, at 1:06 PM, John Levine wrote:
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> By the way, have you changed and memorized all your passwords for this
> month yet?
No, I do not follow a predictable rhythm in changing passwords. Some change
frequently, some change infrequently.
I only remember my login password, my
On 1/15/19 8:03 AM, Tom Beecher wrote:
> No disrespect intended to anyone at all, but the pissing and moaning about
> it is a massive waste of time and energy.
But, but, but...most water-cooler conversation is about sports, the
opposite sex, and pissing and moaning about what you don't like.
> > Why must there be a hard rule about top posting?
It is my belief that whether to 'top post' or 'bottom post' may
largely depend on the characteristics of the medium.
In USENET, bottom posting was preferred because messages often
arrived out of order, and occasionally did not arrive at all,
Why must there be a hard rule about top posting?
If the replied to message(s) comprise a long logical sequence, the OCD among us
experience cognitive dissonance if the order is “un-natural”. Thus bottom
posting continues the “natural” sequence and makes life easier for many of us
who otherwise
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