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Wednesday, April 21, 2004 :::
Were they polling 10-year olds? I think it's funny that they used a bar of chocolate as bait.
From Wired:
Protecting one's computer password may not be as big a deal as the security paranoids would have you believe. An informal poll of commuters in a London tube station revealed that 70 percent of them were willing to share their computer password for a bar of chocolate.
::: posted by dan at 12:40 PM ::
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I would give my password to anything for a bar of chocolate. And no. I'm not ten.
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