TECH THREAD
Summer 2015
The Summer of Smart Appliances
Sponsored by Mountain Dew
Welcome to the SE++ Nerd Thread, where we talk about the absolute nerdiest stuff you can possibly imagine
Sometimes we talk about smartphones
![smartphones_rect.jpg]()
Computers
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...watches.....
![android-wear-watch-180914.jpg]()
................dryers..........
![LG-UNVEILS-TOTAL-HOME-APPLIANCE-SOLUTION-EMPOWERING-CONSUMERS-TO-SMARTLY-MANAGE-THEIR-HOMES2.jpg]()
Apparently if it has an on switch, it's fair game to be discussed here.
Additionally, sometimes we talk about apps
Sometimes @Abracadaniel yells about 1Password, which you shouldn't download, waste of money. Instead, follow these helpful password tips
1) Don't use 2 factor authentication. It's dumb and a waste of your time. You're not getting any younger. You don't have seconds to spare fishing for 2-factor.
2) Try to use all the same password. Two if you must. No more than 3, cycle between them, and if work FORCES you to change your password, just add another sequential number to the end of it.
3) Some unhackable passwords include "mikeisacoolguy", "mikehasasubstantialamountofequity", "mikeischaritable", "mikeisacoolguy2", or even "m1k3isac00lguy"
Hopefully with these helpful password tips you will be able to keep your data safe!
I have big plans for this OP, people. Big plans. This time it'll happen. You'll see.
Summer 2015
The Summer of Smart Appliances
Sponsored by Mountain Dew
Welcome to the SE++ Nerd Thread, where we talk about the absolute nerdiest stuff you can possibly imagine
Sometimes we talk about smartphones
Computers
...watches.....
................dryers..........
Apparently if it has an on switch, it's fair game to be discussed here.
Additionally, sometimes we talk about apps
Sometimes @Abracadaniel yells about 1Password, which you shouldn't download, waste of money. Instead, follow these helpful password tips
1) Don't use 2 factor authentication. It's dumb and a waste of your time. You're not getting any younger. You don't have seconds to spare fishing for 2-factor.
2) Try to use all the same password. Two if you must. No more than 3, cycle between them, and if work FORCES you to change your password, just add another sequential number to the end of it.
3) Some unhackable passwords include "mikeisacoolguy", "mikehasasubstantialamountofequity", "mikeischaritable", "mikeisacoolguy2", or even "m1k3isac00lguy"
Hopefully with these helpful password tips you will be able to keep your data safe!
I have big plans for this OP, people. Big plans. This time it'll happen. You'll see.