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Recently a teacher asked how on Earth I kept track of all the passwords and logins I use. My answer: LockNote + Dropbox. LockNote (Windows only) is a free and awesome standalone notepad application that encrypts text into an executable file. Steganos of Germany has long offered Locknote for free and the tiny (268KB) . . . → Read More: Keeping secrets in your Dropbox I used this clip last week to introduce Google Docs and cloud storage. Part of the presentation included asking the question, “Have you ever forgotten or lost your flash drive?” [flv:/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/The-Big-Bang-Theory-Season-2-Episode-17-I.flv 480 368] I know this has happened to you: You need to plug in a USB cable into your computer under the desk and it won’t fit. You keep trying because your lizard brain says – SQUARE PLUG + SQUARE SOCKET = MUST FIT! Then, just as you are ready to make it fit, your logical brain . . . → Read More: Which side is up? Making USB more fun in the dark. |
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