I have also had it come up that some passwords that I use on a fairly regular basis, all of a sudden I cannot remember it. So I end up having to go look up some cheat sheets in order to be able to narrow in on what is the password. Just like any of us who might think that we are super smart, it might ONLY take a plunk on the head, and then viola!!!!! We cannot remember a variety of "basic" things. Probably quite a few of us have had periods where we forgot our phone number, even if we might have had been using the same number for 10 years or more.
well i use drugs, whats your excuse
Being a normal
and imperfect human.
but yeah leaving clues for passwords and such can get scary complicated fast.
I like to put them on my refrigerator magnets.
ive overcomplicated things to the point of losing test wallets and i was pretty careful (for me anyway) documenting the steps.
Even some smaller projects. I attempted to get another person involved in a joint custody kind of an arrangement, and since he did not really actively participate in what was supposed to be an interactive experiment, there might be some point that I am going to have to try to figure out that joint custody arrangement, since I am pretty sure that his abilities to still access the funds are going to be less than mine.. but I have been too lazy to arrange a meeting with him... since we had already met multiple times, maybe more than 15 hours and maybe around 7 or 8 meetings to get the thing set up and to "learn together," but then the guy did not follow-through so it seems like just a bunch of work for me, and the guy did not really act upon the information on his end...
My personal preference is that putting "testing" into practice has some relatively small amounts at stake, so then there should be more of an incentive not to lose access to the coins that had been put into the "testing" system..
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Ben coudonc, p'têt ben que je devrais m'grayer d'une bonne vieille aventure canayenne avec JJG!
I am likely not really up for any real life exploration of such tasty items - even though the various discussions get's me thinking about gooseberries, that are not very common, even though I can remember having adventures with them in times gone by - and maybe there were some jellies involved, too? I might have to search my memories and even call a friend for a kind of lifeline on the topic of actual memories or imagenationings.
I have also had it come up that some passwords that I use on a fairly regular basis, all of a sudden I cannot remember it. So I end up having to go look up some cheat sheets in order to be able to narrow in on what is the password. Just like any of us who might think that we are super smart, it might ONLY take a plunk on the head, and then viola!!!!! We cannot remember a variety of "basic" things. Probably quite a few of us have had periods where we forgot our phone number, even if we might have had been using the same number for 10 years or more.
well i use drugs, whats your excuse
but yeah leaving clues for passwords and such can get scary complicated fast. ive overcomplicated things to the point of losing test wallets and i was pretty careful (for me anyway) documenting the steps.
hmm never forgot my phone number but plenty of other things have been forgotten.
I remember my childhood phone #. But don't know any of my immediate familys now. lol.
Virgina 8 8851
or VI 8 8851
or 848 8851
area code was 212
then 718
I have not dialed it since 1989 when we sold the home.
I remember one time around 20-ish years ago, I had changed my number about a year earlier, so I decided to call my old number to see if anyone answered. I was not expecting anyone to answer, so when someone did answer, I was a little caught off guard, and so I said: "Is JJG there?" and the caller said: "This is he." He responded just like I would have responded, and he sounded just like me. I can't remember what I said after that. I probably just got scared (and freaked out), and I just hung up the phone without saying anything further.
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