Dear Readers,

seeing as this blog already seems to have had an enormous impact on society as we thought to knew it, we have decided to dedicate our lives helping beautiful women in Hawaii with crafting those wicked flower thingies.

On this note we would like to thank everyone for donating the (literally) millions of dollars to us.

You can be rest assured that the money will be spent wisely (Half of it will be invested in bank stocks, the rest will most likely end up in some hookers string one way or another: you know how these things go, they simply just happen)

Enjoy the weekend folks

With more and more personal/private data of ours on our computers we should be more and more careful in terms of security. Besides the very easy-to-circumvent ways to secure data (such as using hidden folders [yes, there are still people who think that would be sufficient] or moving files into a “secure” location they think noone would look) there are quite a few programs actually allowing to encrypt data in a professional way, one of them being TrueCrypt.

While it won’t protect you from any Virus/Trojan/Malware or that other fancy stuff, it certainly does a nice job securely storing sensitive information (within an encrypted container or on a wholly encrypted partition), which may be equally important in certain situations (Note: I am not talking about hiding your favourite adultmovies from your mom here).

As this post is not intended to be an advertisement for said software, you may feel free to post your experiences with any other (preferably open source and cost-free) encryption tool(s).