Nice little slide show comparing Microsoft Windows Vista with Apple’s latest offering Mac OS X Leopard.
via PC World
My digital life..
October 29th, 2007 — Apple, Windows
Nice little slide show comparing Microsoft Windows Vista with Apple’s latest offering Mac OS X Leopard.
via PC World
May 11th, 2007 — Windows, Passwords, Recommends
PART-1 Creating Passwords using Password Construction Kit 2.0
Password for Online banking, password for ebay, password for gmail, password for your computer…..Password..passwords..and some more passwords..they can be intimidating and they can be a pain - both to remember and to create.
Creating complex and unique passwords can be a daunting task, atleast it is for me. And then if you are an administrator like me, the task becomes a bit more challenging especially when you are asked to create multiple complex and unique passwords and do it really fast or when you want to create multiple complex passwords for the various secured websites…you are thinking “Kill me…Kill me now!!”
Well don’t kill yourself yet!! I came across this problem of creating complex passwords for multiple users at my work place. I can hardly think of a good complex password for my bank account, how am I to generate like 20 of them? It was not a pretty thought. Well I will just cut the chase here and come right to the point…I looked and I looked and found what I call a perfect answer to all of my Password creation miseries - It’s called Password Construction Kit 2.0 (PCK). It’s created by a company called ButtUglySoftware and is a gem of a software.

Here’s what it does -
All in all PCK is a brilliant software for all your password creation needs. It’s FREE and it’s FAST & EASY.
You can download and learn more about the software at Downloads.com or Snapfiles.com
Please send in your comments of what you think about this article. Also if you have tried any other Password creation softwares that you liked, please let me know.
PART-2 Storing your passwords securely (COMING SOON)
DISCLAIMER: Please note that the author is not affiliated with any of the products he recommends or endorses. It is purely done on an “I tried it, I liked it, so I recommend it” theory .