these 'social mediums' are social broken.
embedding youtube videos directly is one enchancment.
please, submit ideas/requests.
Also I read a while back about the toxicity of the paints used on those containers and how you have to do a lot of work to strip it all off before you use them.. Doesn't look like they did that to those..
I have for sale, an 64 gig 3G iPod touch, jailbroken, running iOS 4.3.2. Comes with an otterbox case and screen protector, which it has been in since it was purchased, so there are absolutely NO scratches. USB cable included. Asking $240 o.b.o.
I also have an 160 gig iPod classic. The ipod is less than a year old, but since they no longer sell cases, the back is scuffed up quite a bit. Other than that, the unit is in excellent condition. Usb cable included. Asking $150 o.b.o.
I think for most of us, our email accounts are "ground zero" for the rest of our online lives (think password reset emails, password/signup confirmations, online purchase receipts, e-mailed serial numbers or licenses for purchased software, etc), so if you're going to protect something extra carefully, it might as well be that!
Oh and uhh.. who else here uses the same password for multiple things? :-) (I know at least a few of you use 1Password or other password managers)
One of the things I also like about Google's additional security layer is per-application passwords. So if you need a password for say a tray notifier for your Gmail, you can generate one just for that app, and revoke it in the future if needed. So if (for example) your laptop is stolen and you've got Google Chat and/or a local mail client set to auto-download your mail installed, you can revoke individual app access from the web control panel without having to change your password everywhere.
As for the mobility of 1Password: 1PasswordAnywhere creates a secure keychain and HTML version of the app can be saved to Dropbox. Your license lets you install it to as many computers as you want, so your passwords are synced across all your computers.
You could log into Dropbox from a public computer – if you can remember the password :) Or better yet, fork out another $10 and get the 1P iPhone app.
I'm sure Yahoo will add something in the near future (or not) but if you can move things over gmail is just way more secure at this point. 2-step might be a slight annoyance if your phone isn't handy but it's extremely secure.
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