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I agree - this isn't news

I agree completely with your statement. I started working in IT back when PCs were the minority in business (at least banking) and dumb terminals were the "PC" of the average worker. People still wrote IDs and passwords on scraps of paper and left them somewhere on their desks, sometimes tapes right up in plain view. Fast forward to today and nothing has changed except the dumb terminals are gone and laptops are beginning to become more common than PCs. It has always been a problem and always will, so I'm not sure why this is newsworthy at all.

Posted by: fnash   Posted on: 10/19/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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