HelplessCorgis

What's your stance on services like 1password and lastpass? Is it a bad practice where all your eggs are in one basket or does having really good passwords outweigh the possible disadvantages (I mean, are there any?)

Fun fact about Lexis Nexis: for many profiles, it lists the first 5 numbers of the person's social security number. No, not the last 4 like you're accustomed to seeing when looking at a redacted version of the ssn.

What is an existing comparable transit system to the new electric Caltrain system?

If someone managed to hack lastpass or 1password? I understand that they're very dedicated groups who are experts at keeping your data a secret, and I get that they encrypt it with the best technology available, I even trust lastpass myself with my passwords, but it's still in the cloud for all to attempt to access. Are you saying that there's absolutely no way someone can access my passwords? 0% chance?

Also no need to get personal bud. A lot of people don't understand security at your level. A significant reason to why shit gets hacked or social engineered is a total lack of understanding of how security works and you're here belittling me with no explanations and telling me it's common sense.

Where does you favorite oyster come from? I love my Royal Miyagi and Totten Inlet oysters.