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- @ScriptingGuys @energizedtech I do here, but we also use TFS for version control over all our app codes too, so it makes sense.July 30, 2010 8:34
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Your point being???
Don’t you realize that telepathy and precognition are assumed to be pre-requisites for being a computer professional?
See… I knew you were going to say that
Jon,
I changed the passwords.
The new one is: SUCKIT!!11!!
Yes, it is all caps. I’m all about security, notice the ’11′ in between exclamation points? No hackers will guess it!!
I R TEH BEST!!!11!! (<– more security)
Personally, I think passwords are just for those people who don’t know how to trust. Passwords shouldn’t be necessary. We should all just trust each other.