08/30 - Warlord Wednesday!

Try giving eyedrops to a Rottweiler

 

While I agree that people should use long, randomized passwords and not write down or reuse passwords. People are creatures of habit, most are lazy in terms of their security, people like to reuse references for their password, when changing passwords either by forgetting or by mandatory policy they only slightly alter them, the flaw in security are the users themselves.

 

That is why stuff like keepass is great imho

 

Strike that he's kill me for getting it wrong. He's a Dr. of Genetics - I guess a Geneticist

 

My dog is usually good on the leash too. Unless anyone but me is holding them. In which case he's the one taking them for a walk instead. He knows he's being an ash hole, but he thinks he can get away with it because I'm not the one holding him.

 

It's a step in the right direction.

 

that sounds way, way, way above my pay grade.

 

anyone got the MAD Labs IDs? My PC decided to vanish two of them

 

Odd that you mention on that... I remember someone else on the Turk boards (either this one or the previous one) said that they watch a lot of movies on shift because they were graveyard shift of a sloooow 911 center and there's rarely any calls. (Flip that side to that though is when there ARE calls they tend to be doozys.) Still, I asked if they needed more people at his job....

 

Requester Name: MAD Labs
Requester Id:
Title: Write a brief comment about a product or service for a website proof-of-concept
HIT Set Id: 3PFPW1BUJ5STSXTTK8D5Y9S3UX3QO8

Requester Name: MAD Labs
Requester Id:
Title: Say what's WRONG with a product or service for a website proof-of-concept
HIT Set Id: 3UHBSK1L4KQLKQ0A1HXA8APS1MCUOW

 

Lol that sounds awesome. My dad is the head of maintenance at a steel mill. If you've ever worked in a place that has a maintenance team you'll completely understand.

 

thanks. i also got the other two from someone else

 

The worst dog I ever had to walk on a leash was my first dog, a 19 pound American Eskimo. He had 7 or 8 prior homes because he was a tiny canine nightmare. I loved that little shit of a dog so much. He had broken his last owner's arm because he would wait for you to zone out for a minute and then just take off as fast and hard as he could in another direction. I got him a little harness with a handle to pick him up, one of those special bungee leashes that snaps the dog back, and a leash handle that was a waterski handle so no hurting your hand.

Man, he was PISSED when he couldn't drag me around or when the leash would snap him back. When he was being too difficult, I would just pick him up by the handle and walk with him. He would have a tantrum and swing his legs around until he finally gave up and hung there, dejected AF. Sufficed to say, he didn't pull that shit with me long BUT he did learn to clothesline people with his leash. He would be real proud of himself.

Aren't dogs the best? Frosty was the trial by fire version of dog ownership, after dealing with that level of insanity, a dog has never shocked me since.

 

jerry with the 50% pay raise

 

Night all, hope you make dem monies overnight.

 

Mine will pull as hard as he can and god help you if you drop his leash, because he will pick it up and run off with it. The trick is to not chase off after him because he thinks it's a game and if you don't play along he'll come right back, leash proudly in mouth.

 

He's tried to explain things to me before when I was helping him with his computer and It was lost on me

 

My mom has two miniature dachshunds and those are the most ornery beasts I have ever met.

 

Todays catch of the day.