Mike Ritland

One that you don't know.

One that you don't know.

One that you don't know.

Exactly. So if you don't know your password, it should be unique per site and as long as hell. And that means you're going to have to use your password manager to autofill that or copy. However you're going to do it, you're going to need the password manager to feed that back and log into the site.

Exactly. So if you don't know your password, it should be unique per site and as long as hell. And that means you're going to have to use your password manager to autofill that or copy. However you're going to do it, you're going to need the password manager to feed that back and log into the site.

Exactly. So if you don't know your password, it should be unique per site and as long as hell. And that means you're going to have to use your password manager to autofill that or copy. However you're going to do it, you're going to need the password manager to feed that back and log into the site.

That combined with proper two-factor is going to secure so much when it comes to you being compromised by social engineering and phishing. Okay, that's good to know.

That combined with proper two-factor is going to secure so much when it comes to you being compromised by social engineering and phishing. Okay, that's good to know.

That combined with proper two-factor is going to secure so much when it comes to you being compromised by social engineering and phishing. Okay, that's good to know.

Yeah, yeah. So after that job, I was kind of bored of Wisconsin. And my friend at the time, the one who made the money spamming, he moved out to San Francisco a year earlier. and worked for a company called Longnow. They're the ones doing the 10,000-year clock that a lot of people are associated with. I think Bezos is on there, but Stuart Brand.

Yeah, yeah. So after that job, I was kind of bored of Wisconsin. And my friend at the time, the one who made the money spamming, he moved out to San Francisco a year earlier. and worked for a company called Longnow. They're the ones doing the 10,000-year clock that a lot of people are associated with. I think Bezos is on there, but Stuart Brand.

Yeah, yeah. So after that job, I was kind of bored of Wisconsin. And my friend at the time, the one who made the money spamming, he moved out to San Francisco a year earlier. and worked for a company called Longnow. They're the ones doing the 10,000-year clock that a lot of people are associated with. I think Bezos is on there, but Stuart Brand.

Yeah, so it's this idea. I don't think they've built it yet, but still working on it. But the idea is that they're going to put a clock, like an analog clock, in a mountain that stays accurate for 10,000 years. It's really to get people to think really long-term.

Yeah, so it's this idea. I don't think they've built it yet, but still working on it. But the idea is that they're going to put a clock, like an analog clock, in a mountain that stays accurate for 10,000 years. It's really to get people to think really long-term.

Yeah, so it's this idea. I don't think they've built it yet, but still working on it. But the idea is that they're going to put a clock, like an analog clock, in a mountain that stays accurate for 10,000 years. It's really to get people to think really long-term.

Just like who's really – it's hard for people to think more like even like one election out of consequences, right? Yeah. Like four years, ten years. Maybe you think as far as your kids. Okay, cool. Well, how about a thousand years or ten thousand years? Like that just changes how you think about the future and what you do.

Just like who's really – it's hard for people to think more like even like one election out of consequences, right? Yeah. Like four years, ten years. Maybe you think as far as your kids. Okay, cool. Well, how about a thousand years or ten thousand years? Like that just changes how you think about the future and what you do.

Just like who's really – it's hard for people to think more like even like one election out of consequences, right? Yeah. Like four years, ten years. Maybe you think as far as your kids. Okay, cool. Well, how about a thousand years or ten thousand years? Like that just changes how you think about the future and what you do.

what matters, what doesn't, and it's almost like a thinking prompt for people. It's like, nobody does it, start doing it. This was also, I think it was formed shortly after the Y2K bug, which was hilarious because computers started, a lot of the systems at the time were kind of birthed in the 70s, and they had two digits for the year, right? Like the last two. So, you know, 78, 79, you know.

what matters, what doesn't, and it's almost like a thinking prompt for people. It's like, nobody does it, start doing it. This was also, I think it was formed shortly after the Y2K bug, which was hilarious because computers started, a lot of the systems at the time were kind of birthed in the 70s, and they had two digits for the year, right? Like the last two. So, you know, 78, 79, you know.