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Monthly Archives: June 2005
Can Wives Shorten Work Hours?
Today Steve talks about the impact of long hours on families. Continue reading
Should You Write Down Your Passwords?
According to Jesper Johansson, senior security program manager at Microsoft, the security industry is giving out the wrong advice by forbidding people to write down their passwords. Strong passwords are impossible to remember and lead to people picking easy passwords … Continue reading
