Guest9821

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   by Guest9821 13y ago

   > I think these companies are acting on pretty high principle. I wouldn't say that. With news spreading about the NSA having access to your Google data, including your Gmail, people start to worry, and more importantly, they start t
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   by Guest9821 13y ago

   It's amazing the most crucial applications in our day to day lives are absolutely awful. Why is there not a great messenger application available, that's simple, well designed, and secures our data? Why is there not a proper alter
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   by Guest9821 13y ago

   Well, this isn't in my area, but I'd be all over it. First off, I live in a city center, and I'm single. I walk to the grocery store and carry everything I buy, so I typically go twice a week and spend about $50 each time. It
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   by Guest9821 13y ago

   I have my passwords secure, and use Keepass. The database is backed up on my Truecrypt external drives, in case my laptop is stolen, and I lose the database file. I figure my job is to protect my username and password, so that's exactl
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   by Guest9821 13y ago

   I gave up on Google yesterday, when I tried to log-in to my account, from home, with the correct username and password, and they decided to lock me out. They said it was a 'new location', and to recover, I needed to know the answe