I wouldn't mind working in such an IT department. Sounds like a very relaxed job.

matigo.ca.

That's been a problem on my iPhones for a while. It seems once the keyboard appears on the lock screen, it takes a while for it to become responsive.

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jws.10centuries.org.

Perhaps some dogs get a buzz out of it.

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sumudu.me.

That article was the reminder that made me change my mobile device passwords to something better than 6 digits. I'd love to have something longer but there's a compromise, especially with the iPhones — I can't afford to have something so cumbersome that I'd basically be rendering the phone useless, and I'd also be worried about people shoulder-surfing my password if I took too long to type it.

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matigo.ca.

A terrible reminder that we all need to up our security game. [nytimes.com.].

But me in particular.

To get onto his Facebook account, the police used Tony Chung’s body.

When officers swarmed him at a Hong Kong shopping mall last month, they pulled him into a stairwell and pinned his head in front of his phone — an attempt to trigger the facial recognition system. Later, at his home, officers forced his finger onto a separate phone. Then they demanded passwords.

What a lovely wallet review [corradofirera.com]. The author was even kind enough to post a mostly-legible photo of his Italian ID card!

Unrelated: anyone know where I can buy a card printer with Bitcoin?

Don't you live in a house? Surely it'd be cheaper to build a brick dome and teach the little one how to use a shovel on charcoal.

matigo.ca.

Wallets just need to be redesigned to accommodate these smaller formats. Like SD card wallets.

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jws.10centuries.org.

As opposed to what? I don't mind Apple Wallet etc. but always carry physical versions of essential cards just in case.

matigo.ca.

Wouldn't it be great if all cards (membership cards especially) could be half the size they currently are? It's not like they need all that space.

That's even more the case for all those door access cards etc.