Time for a Little Humor

[Steve Linthicum]

I live in a 55+ community. As I work my way into full retirement I've been providing tech support for community residents. Not wanting to give this service away, I ask residents to make donations by going to the following website:

Steve’s Meals on Wheels San Diego County Fundraiser

www.classy.org

A couple of days ago, one of the residents sent me a link (see below) as a joke that points to a challenging aspect of providing tech support to seniors. A warning regarding the link. Some of you may find it distasteful so don't click it.

What the fuck is my password: Internet Password Logbook, Organizer, Tracker, Funny White Elephant Gag Gift, Secret Santa Gift Exchange Idea, Vintage book design.: McLeary, Sweary: 9781712986851: Amazon.com: Books

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[Rick Butler]

Heh...that's the retro version of a password vault. Of course, the only thing keeping it closed to prying is an elastic band, or something.

 

[Gregory Childers]

For individual personal use, I see no problem with having passwords written down at home. A hacker can get your password on the dark web so it's highly unlikely they'll break into your house just to get your password book. I use a password manager for mine, along with MFA.

 

[Rick Butler]

For individual personal use, I see no problem with having passwords written down at home. A hacker can get your password on the dark web so it's highly unlikely they'll break into your house just to get your password book. I use a password manager for mine, along with MFA.

Bah...just use the same password for everything. Keeps it easy.

 

[Megan Bowen]

This is the best gag gift ever.

 

[Rick Butler]

This is the best gag gift ever.

What's that? A password book?

 

[Megan Bowen]

What's that? A password book?

That password book for like a retirement present for someone that would think it's funny.

 

[Rick Butler]

That password book for like a retirement present for someone that would think it's funny.

Oh, I have a few people in mind that would be prime candidates for that - and they might actually get the humor...