Re: my life on CD

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)]

 > From: http://www.juno.com/~w1few
 > Date: Fri, 2 May 2003 13:16:58 GMT
 >
 > PGP everything sensitive and put it on CDR then store it away.

Well, I don't store any sensitive (i.e., money-connected) passwords on my
computers.  But probably writing down my money-connected passwords and
sticking 'em into my safe deposit box might be useful in case I die or
something.

 > There dirt 
 > cheap (of course dirt isn't cheap anymore).  Use the CDRW's for stuff you 
 > change regularly.

Almost everything I do changes regularly.  It's the beauty of computers.

 > That's my recommendation.  I might have some CDRW's here at 
 > work.  If so I'l get them to you.

Thanks!

 > I've had some trouble reading CDRW's on 
 > regular CD drives.

Interesting.  I've not had any trouble with any of the computers I've
tried so far.

 > That may be fixed now but that's why I just use CDR's.
 > Got the net work going and can now xfer data both ways Linux to Windows and 
 > have the Windows on the Windows DHCP network and fixed IP for Linux.  Thanks.

Excellent.

 > Take care and stay well.

You, too.

 > ME