UBB.Developers Forums General Discussion Chit Chat Going to Puerto Rico again..

But this time, I will have access to a PC. All my passwords will be printed out.

Have fun.

[]Pink Jazz said:
All my passwords will be printed out. [/]
I don't get this?

That is super!

What? It's super time? Good, I'm hungry and was wondering about dinner.

haha no, that his supper. I was saying it is super that pink is going to puerto rico

Pink's going to Puerto Rico? He should print out all his passwords.

If he's going to go through the trouble of printing them, he should at least make sure he has access to a PC.

At work we have moved to a complex password scheme, it must be nine characters in length, contain alpha numeric and special characters. Hence everyone has it written on a sticky and taped to their monitor now.

[]ericgtr said:
At work we have moved to a complex password scheme, it must be nine characters in length, contain alpha numeric and special characters. Hence everyone has it written on a sticky and taped to their monitor now. [/]

Now that's some tight security. LOL

Well, since you'll have access to a PC, you should post all your passwords here just in case you forget one of them!

LOL

PR is great, my brother and I went there last year for the puerto rican grand prix. Jorge Diaz (runs a threads forum here: www.fiebre.com ) lives there and raced in it

I'll help keep the passwords safe, just post them to the private forum.

*runs off to warn Puerto Rico* LOL

[]Scream said:
Well, since you'll have access to a PC, you should post all your passwords here just in case you forget one of them! [/]

Cool great idea

Okay I use hj89bh02

I use the same one everywhere - I find it is nice and secure, as I know no-one will guess it.

My password is "pinkjazz" (all lower case).

But sometimes I forget and try to login with "PinkJazz" which doesn't work. Confuses the heck out of me.

On my banking sites - for extra security I use "zzajknip"

And when I need a really long password I use "navaho-postcountcheater"

WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?!?!

all of my passwords are just "qwerty"

For any sites that I'm not worried about security I use bob. When I need to make sure nobody can guess my password I use the same one but I spell it backwards!

What I meant the whole time is to print them out on paper.

I like chicken.

paper?!?!

What if you're sitting at the keyboard with the windows open and a big rush of wind comes in sending your paper out the window and into the clutches of a local Puerto Rican. Then they'll know your passwords and we'll be reading things posted by Pink Jazz but they'll be in Puerto Rican so we won't understand them.

Or maybe there will be a big rainstorm, and the place your staying in will get a leak in the roof and the leak will drip onto your paper. Then the ink will run and smudge and you won't be able to make out your passwords.

Or maybe one of the local birds will fly in through your open window and see that piece of paper and think.."Hey, that paper would make good nesting material". So then you'd have to go track down the birds nest. Who knows maybe climb some big tree get the paper back but end up falling because the tree would still be wet from that big rain storm. So you're lying on the ground with a broken leg and all wet, that big gust of wind comes in and blows the piece of paper away into the hands of the local Puerto Rican. You can't catch him because you have a broken leg. You don't speak Puerto Rican so you can't yell out to anyone for help. Broken leg, wet from the rain, hair all a mess from the wind storm and no passwords to boot, while the local Puerto Rican is making posts that we can't understand because we don't read Puerto Rican.

Paper sounds like a bad idea to me. I really think you should just post them here.

I don't like the taste of paper. I prefer chicken too.

I use the password "12345" everywhere, even on my luggage!

If you do print them to paper be extra careful, people love to read over shoulders to steal things like passwords. I was in an airport once when I had to make a long distance call. I typed in my calling code, trying to hide it but someone grabbed it anyway. There were hundreds of dollars in phone calls between mexico and colorado in the next week.

Here's a couple pictures from PR:

pre-race, jorge drove #8:
[]http://www.praisecafe.org/gallery/members/Allen/sm2_CIMG0048.jpg[/]

shot of the engine bay:

[]http://www.praisecafe.org/gallery/members/Allen/sm_Cimg0049.jpg[/]

old san juan:

[]http://www.praisecafe.org/gallery/members/Allen/sm_CIMG0035.jpg[/]

our hotel:

[]http://www.praisecafe.org/gallery/members/Allen/sm_CIMG0042.jpg[/]

lots of fun, tho I highly recommend getting the insurance if you rent a car. Someone hit us while we were parked and the cop sided with them

Cool Pics allen.

I still like chicken

produce an egg every 25 hours

[]Pink Jazz said:
What I meant the whole time is to print them out on paper. [/]

What else would you print them out on?

I wouldn't print my passwords out, on paper or otherwise. Kinda unsafe.



[]Scream said:
paper?!?!

What if you're sitting at the keyboard with the windows open and a big rush of wind comes in sending your paper out the window and into the clutches of a local Puerto Rican. Then they'll know your passwords and we'll be reading things posted by Pink Jazz but they'll be in Puerto Rican so we won't understand them.

Or maybe there will be a big rainstorm, and the place your staying in will get a leak in the roof and the leak will drip onto your paper. Then the ink will run and smudge and you won't be able to make out your passwords.

Or maybe one of the local birds will fly in through your open window and see that piece of paper and think.."Hey, that paper would make good nesting material". So then you'd have to go track down the birds nest. Who knows maybe climb some big tree get the paper back but end up falling because the tree would still be wet from that big rain storm. So you're lying on the ground with a broken leg and all wet, that big gust of wind comes in and blows the piece of paper away into the hands of the local Puerto Rican. You can't catch him because you have a broken leg. You don't speak Puerto Rican so you can't yell out to anyone for help. Broken leg, wet from the rain, hair all a mess from the wind storm and no passwords to boot, while the local Puerto Rican is making posts that we can't understand because we don't read Puerto Rican.

Paper sounds like a bad idea to me. I really think you should just post them here. [/]

That was, without a doubt, the funniest post I have read in a long time.

I thought you might like the race car pics... was a great race

I liked them.

I will fold the paper several times, save the passwords on the PC there, and then throw the paper away.

ooohh.. be sure and burn it, or at least shred it. People make a lot of money stealing stuff like that from the trash.

My grandpa was in Puerto Rico once.
He printed out all his passwords on a paper.
A big wind rush came and send the paper out of the window...
A rainstorm made the ink run and smudge...
He broke his leg while trying to climb on a wet tree, trying to get his paper back from birds which used it as nesting material...

Unfortunately, I don't have a picture of my grandpa, but here's how the paper looked like...

[]http://www.digitalmastery.com/companionsite/videos/images/paper.jpg[/]

gosh i'd forgotton how funny this board could be.

[]Pink Jazz said:
I will fold the paper several times, save the passwords on the PC there, and then throw the paper away. [/]

Unsafe!

Eat the paper when you're done!!!
It's not as good as chicken, but has more fiber than eggs.

Yes. but can the paper lay an egg every 25 hours - if not write them on a chicken

I don't like brown paper.

Rice Paper, it's eatable

Eewww - that's what they use on the top of those photo printed birthday cakes.

Pink - don't eat rice paper - or rice for that matter - too many carbs.

Too many crabs? Now that would be good to write them on, as anyone attempting to steal them would get atacked by the crab - of course you would need to train it first to recognise yourself.