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Dec. 14th, 2005
Oh and while we're at it:
"Your password must contain at least one number or symbol. Your password is too easy to guess. It's recommended that you change it, otherwise you risk having your journal hijacked. Visit http://www.livejournal.com/changepassword.bml to change your password."
I just want to take this opportunity to respond to this message from Livejournal that I get every time I post something, and tell them that they can mind their own business and piss off with my heartfelt blessings. Number one, nobody is going to guess my Livejournal password, nor does adding a number or symbol to it make so incredibly more difficult to guess, and number two, in the unlikely event that somebody DOES guess my password, what is the worst that could happen? Someone posts fake blog entries that fictionalize my life? They run blog-based web scams in an attempt to fool all 18 of my friends? They read all the sekrit messages that are meant for my eyes only? OMG! It da end o' da world! ME LIFE, SHE IS BEING RUINED!
Sure I could change my stupid password and not see their stupid message every stupid time I post something stupid, but that would be caving in to the man! Don't bow down to the man! Fight the Powah! Say NO to malicious attempts to force you to change your password!
"Your password must contain at least one number or symbol. Your password is too easy to guess. It's recommended that you change it, otherwise you risk having your journal hijacked. Visit http://www.livejournal.com/changepassword.bml to change your password."
I just want to take this opportunity to respond to this message from Livejournal that I get every time I post something, and tell them that they can mind their own business and piss off with my heartfelt blessings. Number one, nobody is going to guess my Livejournal password, nor does adding a number or symbol to it make so incredibly more difficult to guess, and number two, in the unlikely event that somebody DOES guess my password, what is the worst that could happen? Someone posts fake blog entries that fictionalize my life? They run blog-based web scams in an attempt to fool all 18 of my friends? They read all the sekrit messages that are meant for my eyes only? OMG! It da end o' da world! ME LIFE, SHE IS BEING RUINED!
Sure I could change my stupid password and not see their stupid message every stupid time I post something stupid, but that would be caving in to the man! Don't bow down to the man! Fight the Powah! Say NO to malicious attempts to force you to change your password!
Stupid Post Trifecta!
Dec. 14th, 2005 11:34 pmWhat could be a more refreshing way to greet the morning than to drop in for a fresh cup of java at that wonderful cafe, the spectacular Coffe Satan?