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I have the outmost respect for your “going green” efforts and we should all do our part to help the environment. Good for you that you pull it off

On the other hand I can report that we have had a car (http://bit.ly/3APHNw) for precisely one week now and we love it.

The diesel prices a way down compared to gasoline prices.

We have a reserved parking lot, and finding parking near work is always easy.

I LOVE not waiting for the bus in the rain in the morning.

We have been visiting family and friends who live more than walking distance from home without having to plan way ahead.

Maybe the amount of cars is constant – some “go green” and others “go black”

@davidolrik how’s the feature set ease of use and feature set of pixelmator compared to chocoflop?

Hehe… I have had several other phones with MMS capability through the years, and I have only ever sent MMS’es to test that it actually works.

I still think that MMS is a totally outdated service, and I don’t get why the Americans are all “Woot we have MMS on the iPhone”, some even sues Apple and AT&T because AT&T was 2 months late with their MMS service….

I use MMS regularly, great for sending pictures directly to people.

Just because you have a lousy phone like the iPhøne doesn’t mean the features are of no use to other people

thanks. nice bundle commands.

That would be a nice feature addition, but I currently don’t know of any way a tm-bundle can hook into the automatic save feature.

I consider it very safe!

It is at least as safe as Apples build in Keychain App and I would say that 1Password is even safer. 1Password does everything that Apples Keychain App and much more.

I trust 1Password with all of my passwords and credit card information.

None of your data is stored on the internet and the data on your mac is encrypted and password protected. If you provide a good password your data will be safe.

On the iPhone your data is encrypted as well and there is 2 levels of password protection. A simple pin code and a master password. For random internet fora I only use the pin code, but for the more important stuff like my credit cards, my Apple developer credentials and my blog I require the master password.

I see no easy way anyone could steel your data through the internet. In addition to storing passwords, 1Password also lets you generate very strong passwords for you to use on the internet instead of you having to makeup new passwords for each site you frequent.

Many people use the same password on multiple sites which I consider very bad, because if one site get compromised an attacker will now have access to all the other sites where you have used that password. Using 1Password will help you maintain a good password policy.

Should you loose your iPhone or your Mac the data is still protected with encryption that requires your password to unlock.

As with everything that deals with security, you can never be 100% secure and given enough time and CPU power any encryption can be broken. I believe that with 1Password you are as safe as you need to be with the current level of technology.

The weakest link in 1Password is the password you provide! But because you only have to remember 1 password, you can make it quite complex and still be able to remember it.

is that program safe? can I trust it? how could u guarantee that noone can access it through internet ..and access into my iphone and.. steall al the information?