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HobbyProggy18-Dec-17 21:06

HobbyProggy

18-Dec-17 21:06

Yeah, for most of us breakfast is the most important thing. When im in a hotel or on weekends i normaly it a lot for breakfast. We have that saying "Have breakfast like an emperor, lunch like a king and dinner like a peasant".

What i also really love on breakfast, omelette with all sorts of stuff in it Smile | :)

Munchies_Matt wrote:
pickled chillies and fish. (I was in Hesse)

Guess it wouldn't be so common down at my area but i usually am not in hotels around here Laugh | :laugh:

But still it's good stuff!

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Munchies_Matt18-Dec-17 21:36

Munchies_Matt

18-Dec-17 21:36

Not a massive fan of eggs myself, unless they are cooked in French unsalted butter, then they are good!

Mind you, everything is better cooked with French butter. Smile | :)

HobbyProggy18-Dec-17 21:44

HobbyProggy

18-Dec-17 21:44

Munchies_Matt wrote:
Mind you, everything is better cooked with ~~French butter~~ Bacon.

FTFY

In the end it's all about the taste.

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Eddy Vluggen19-Dec-17 0:27

Eddy Vluggen

19-Dec-17 0:27

Coffee and a smoke.

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ZurdoDev19-Dec-17 1:22

ZurdoDev

19-Dec-17 1:22

I make homemade cinnamon rolls each year. Yum.

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Munchies_Matt19-Dec-17 3:09

Munchies_Matt

19-Dec-17 3:09

That does sound good actually. Very festive, and damn tasty!

How much do you pay to manage your passwords?

W∴ Balboos, GHB19-Dec-17 2:21

W∴ Balboos, GHB

19-Dec-17 2:21

I'm very traditional. real old fashioned holiday spirit.

Flash-Steamed Elves with Reindeer Heart gravy.

Ravings en masse^
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Chick-fil-A

Brisingr Aerowing18-Dec-17 18:54

Brisingr Aerowing

18-Dec-17 18:54

Chick-fil-A opens Sunday after Atlanta airport disaster - Business Insider[^]
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Re: Chick-fil-A

Munchies_Matt18-Dec-17 19:35

Munchies_Matt

18-Dec-17 19:35

Where was the incredible back story we were promised? Smile | :)

I like the grossly fat kid 'chicken nuggets are like my family'. Classic!

raddevus18-Dec-17 15:03

18-Dec-17 15:03

I just saw this on the app store for the 1Password app and I'm so stunned that people are paying this much to manage their passwords using 1Password app. Wow! Really shocking. Supposedly millions of people use this app.

Snapshot of the prices paid monthly for individual and families for 1Password app[^].
$3.99 a month.
$34.99 annually

I just cannot imagine having to pay for a subscription to manage my passwords. Dead | X|

Ron Anders18-Dec-17 15:20

Ron Anders

18-Dec-17 15:20

ZeR0
or was it
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raddevus18-Dec-17 15:34

18-Dec-17 15:34

Me t00.

OriginalGriff18-Dec-17 19:52

OriginalGriff

18-Dec-17 19:52

Z3R0 URGNTZ!!!

Obviously.

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InnerPortal18-Dec-17 16:31

InnerPortal

18-Dec-17 16:31

Well, you're paying for the convenience of having your passwords synced between devices and data storage. So it's more than just managing passwords.

I know of a few folks that use the service, and in at least one case they're treating it as an escrow service of sorts (in addition to the usual password management features). 1Password offers an "Emergency Kit" that one can stow away somewhere safe, allowing others to access your account if needed.

That said, I bought a standalone license for 1Password on my computer and have been very happy with it. Haven't seen the need for a subscription myself...

PIEBALDconsult18-Dec-17 16:43

PIEBALDconsult

18-Dec-17 16:43

Pfft, sucker.

dan!sh 18-Dec-17 18:18

dan!sh

18-Dec-17 18:18

Absolutely nothing. Ever. I have never even used any password manager like apps. I have 3 patterns (not password but password pattern) and one number. In my mind I would choose one pattern and "mentally" salt it with that number. It has just worked for me thus far.

On the other hand, I am registered at very few places so it is not much of hassle.

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Deflinek19-Dec-17 2:27

Deflinek

19-Dec-17 2:27

Is it shocking for you people use password managers or that they use paid password managers?

I'm using 1Password for some time on family plan. It allows me to have unique secure password to everything including services "shared" with my wife (netflix, amazon,...)

Sure, I can roll my own solution, but why should I? For $5 per month I don't think it's worth it. I have access to everything on my home rig, work laptop, phone and tablet. And well... I tip more than $5 on single restaurant bill.

However if you doubt using password managers at all then I suggest reading this https://www.troyhunt.com/only-secure-password-is-one-you-cant/[^]

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raddevus19-Dec-17 2:49

19-Dec-17 2:49

Deflinek wrote:
shocking for you people use password managers or that they use paid password managers?

The pay part. I'm very cheap. Its my super power. Laugh | :laugh:

And I especially don't like recurring fees.
Using a password manager is a great idea though and its good to keep whole family safe. Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Foothill19-Dec-17 3:28

Foothill

19-Dec-17 3:28

I have the same package and it is a real boon to have unique passwords for every site and access to my passwords from anywhere. Still haven't gotten the family to use their part of the package but I hope that will change soon.

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adudley19-Dec-17 6:27

adudley

19-Dec-17 6:27

me too, exactly the same situation.

Infact, I also use it to share passwords with the accountant etc.

You can get a fixed fee product. However, think about the business model.... I want my passwords to be safe forever.... so therefor I should pay for the upkeep of that.

one off cost model... I want my passwords to be safe today... pay today... hope forever that there is never a problem!

sam-silvercreek20-Dec-17 4:22

sam-silvercreek

20-Dec-17 4:22

I don't understand why you would pay for something you can get for free?

I haven't used 1Password, but I'm probably getting most of the same functionality by using KeePass and a free DropBox account, but it doesn't cost me anything.

Kirill Illenseer19-Dec-17 3:15

Kirill Illenseer

19-Dec-17 3:15

That's really expensive. I use a password scheme instead, meaning I derive the password from the URL/service name. This way, password management doesn't exist anymore as it's just an algorithm.

raddevus19-Dec-17 4:03

19-Dec-17 4:03

Kirill Illenseer wrote:
That's really expensive

Yeah, I thought so too. Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

kmoorevs19-Dec-17 4:15

kmoorevs

19-Dec-17 4:15

I rolled my own password app many years ago and am quite happy with it...one of my only projects to use SQL CE. Why any developer would pay for such a simple app is beyond me. Laugh | :laugh:

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raddevus19-Dec-17 4:21