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I see that question in your eyes..
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I think my standard for if a password is strong enough or not is if I think a TV detective could crack it if for some reason they were attempting to hack into my computer.
[Context: I was watching an old episode of Inspector Lynley and this kid had all of these photos pined up in his room with the divine proportions drawn on them so Lynley guessed Pacioli (16th century monk who wrote De divina proportione, all about the golden ratio) and it worked]
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How to Make the Genius Bar Hate You ()
Be a self-professed "PC person", but step up to the Genius bar and plop down a Macbook Air.
Describe your problem as "I can't get email."
After 15 minutes of troubleshooting, admit that you don't know your own email password.
While the tech waits patiently, call corporate to get your password and repeat loudly that "Password1" isn't working.
Go through a lengthy password reset process and successfully login to Outlook Web Access.
Ask where the Page Down button is.
When asked to find an email from December 20 that contains a program license key, sort all of your mail by sender, not date, and be annoyed when your technician does not know who the email came from.
Complain loudly that the experience is like a Saturday Night Live skit.
