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Change your LinkedIn password, ya heard?
Also what's everyone's recommendation for a password manager suite that's portable and usable on both OSX and Windows? I'd like to keep it on my dropbox.
i use 1password, i don't know if it's the best, but it works well with dropbox and my windows work computer and home computer and iphone and ipad and os x computers
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well that's just fantastic.
ty for heads up!
A little money printing would be nice, actually.
that cat is a saint
If you have a firstname.lastname at gmail account, and it uses the same password as your LinkedIn, you need to change them both.
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to different things, please
And this is why your gmail should be using two step authentication. There isn't really an excuse not to now.
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Eh, it's essentially impossible to actually get the original password from the SHA-1, and gmail almost certainly uses something better than raw sha-1 hashes because that's retarded.
I mean, it's probably not a bad idea.
Same dude also apparently did the same thing to last.fm not very long ago, and I don't think people made a big stink about it so you may wanna look into that.
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The e-mail addresses linked to the accounts were grabbed too. Likely they will take longer to break but the risk here is that if you use the same password for Linkedin and your e-mail you're at risk. And possibly for other accounts using that password.
i think it comes down to a matter of opinion over the role of a central bank
a central bank cannot do a "little" stimulus by definition, it is an all or nothing type of action (or should be)
i think the difference is in the way the central bank conducts itself - in other words, should a central bank be proactive, constantly adjusting to economic tremors, or should a central bank remain stable, taking reactionary positions to dire economic circumstances
i prefer the latter, personally
what a fucking boss
ZNet is reporting 300,000 of 6.4 million passwords cracked. My guess is mostly a number of the weaker ones. And given Linkedin's demographics there might be more effort put into this then Last.fm.
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Alright, on the rules vs. discretion thing, I suspect ideal rules are better than ideal discretion but the rule being adhered to now is a pretty shoddy one; rate targeting rather than level targeting invariably means that mistakes get burned in rather than undone.
IAPW the Fed commits explicitly to more inflation above-target but below some non-hyperinflationary cap (maybe ~4%?) until unemployment is below %whatever and adheres to it, I guess, since rule changing means a regime change anyway.