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Sep301999

password overload

DateThursday, September 30, 1999 at 8:41PM
I don't know about you, but I'm getting lost in a maze of passwords. It seems like every new online service requires you to register for a login id and password (heck, even I do this for Inkspot discussion forums). I avoid using the same login and password each time, requiring me to have to look the info about every time I use the service, which is an incredible pain.

Suggestions on efficient handling of login/password info welcome!

Stressful week, work overload, behind in e-mail and everything else, it seems. 99% of my work e-mails these days are asking me for things. And spam, of course. Lots of spam. :-)

I think I need chocolate today.

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