Fearless Friday Fotos: Oh, How I Long For The Beach!

Bill - LOL! True!

*Looks at ceiling, then checks the light fixture*. . . Got ya! . *yelling really loud* "I don't hack things, because it's illegal!!" . . . There! That should keep the guys at the CIA busy for a while. ;) JK! Though every few years one or the other of the military branches will actively try to recruit me.

Actually, there is no hacking needed. I simply was going to tell her how to do it, it's actually really easy. You just go in through the DOS base that the Windows Operating System is built on and reset the master password, giving you access to everything on the computer. After that you can go in through the individual program directories/registries and reset the passwords there.;) If for some reason the accountant put up extra security, you go to plan two: You buy a really big baseball bat and track down the old accountant. I would recommend using an Italian or Brooklyn accent for that part. ;)

Darren - Lol! That's so not fair! Have fun for me! ;)

Sheldon - When you figure that one out, let me know! I'll help you patent it and we can make billions! ;) 

Bill - LOL!  I was playing with floppy disks and hard drives when when most little girls were playing with barbies. (I played with those too! But they were always the hero of the story, rescuing Ken from the evil ninja barbies and saving the world one computer at a time.) 

Truth be told, computers are as easy or complicated as you make them. (I swear, it's true!) It's like working on an internal combustion engine, it looks super intimidating, but it is nothing more than the parts equaling the whole. When you can break something down into small manageable parts, the whole becomes much more easy to understand. . . . .Or as my Grandmother used to say "Do you know the best way to eat an elephant?. . . You simply take one bite at a time." ;)

Bill - It so cool to see all the new technology coming out! Have you seen the new paper thin, flexible film that turns any non-metal surface into a touch screen? I have already decided when I finally buy a house, one whole wall will be glass and I'm covering it in the stuff. It will be like a massive computer touch screen! *is totally geeking out at the thought* ;) . . . But for the rest of the world (we can't all be total techno-nerds like myself) there is Geek Squad and Apple Geniuses. ;)

I'm totally convinced by the time that my daughter is my age that holographic technology will be the "in thing". . . . but we will see! ;)

Robert - Sounds like you are a man that has his priorities straight! ;)

Joni - I had to make do with the pool today. . . *sigh* It's just not the same! ;)

Lesley - LOL! My hubby would probably object to him trying to steal me away. Besides, what does he need me for when he has you? ;)

Jane - East coast! EAST, not west! ;) I love the outer banks in North Carolina, that's where I took this picture at, and where I would love to be here in a couple weeks. It's so sad to see any part of our beautiful oceans getting polluted, it just breaks my heart.

Bill - So true! I mean just look at the technology that cell phones use today! If someone had told you 20 years ago that you would be able to instantly communicate with anyone anywhere in the world, let a lone from a device that was not bigger than your palm, would have you believed them? Probably not. But now you use one of those devices on a daily basis and think nothing of it. It's all just so COOL!!! ;) 

Marchel - While there are several large lakes and rivers here in the Boise ID area, you are totally right, nothing beats the beach! I hope that you have a ton of fun on your vacation! ;)