At 07/15/2005, Wayne Johnson wrote:
Dad could protect the whole machine by enabling the system password
in the bios.
True, but it's their computer. I'm just thinking ahead of myself I
guess. By the time the boys are smart enough to start hacking, we'll
be using Longhorn at least or hopefully the next generation after
it. And my nephew wasn't doing anything malicious beyond proving to
my daughter that he could figure out her password; the 10yo vs the
11yo. Which is where the account lockout feature of Pro would have
come in handy.
I get the idea that you're trying to tell us that getting old is
hell & you won't get any argument from me.
It's not exactly hell yet. <LOL> But let's see...I didn't start
using a computers until high school and they were AppleII+ AppleIIe
machines. The kids are growing up with them, so chances are they
will someday pass me up. I'm already amazed by how much my
kindergartener knows.
--
Tony Lowe, The HapMaster
What if the hokey-pokey really is what it's all about?
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