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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01/12/2016 10:09 PM, CNET Community
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"Is an iPad Pro just a companion device? Microsoft thinks so."<br>
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Interesting what Microsoft thinks!<br>
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Re: Windows10:<br>
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It will let me have a PIN, which those paper-pushing idiots at M/S
Sales think is safer than a password. A PIN is typically four
digits. therefore it can <br>
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be found by trial and error after 10,000-1 tries, at most. A five
character password which can contain 26 letters, each of two cases,
10 numbers, <br>
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and about 10 "special characters" can have 5 * 26 * 26 * 10 * 10
possibilities, or (calculator time) 338,000 possibilities. Now tell
me which is safer!<br>
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--doug<br>
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