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All bets are off. Good luck with Yahoo. They're the only ones that can get you out of this predicament. Yahoo US is by far the better choice, compared to Yahoo FR.

Let me reiterate: He runs MacOS9.

Brute Force password cracking through a relay of bots and open proxies. Run an open proxy on port 8080 and track the logs and you'll see Yahoo login pages being cranked out at high speed. Oh, and then google will no longer work and you'll get your internet disconnected by your ISP shortly after. If Ryyannon's password wasn't too tough to crack, they'd have got in in a matter of weeks or months (which is quick) and if it was a dictionary word, hours or days (which is lightning-speed for password cracking).

We're actually agreeing. His speech back then was the right thing to do, but today would simply not work. And yes, VB's dad and family would take comfort in prayer, which is why it was a good thing to do for her and her family. That also is not the point.

There was no disrespect at all. Even VB posted that there was no disrespect. Please don't look for drama where there is none.

He uses MacOS. The probability of keyloggers is zero.

I never understood the need to change the name from the original Cluedo.

... and more than you'd think, at the same time.

I can tell you how to hack it, but the problem is the resources needed. First, you need a botnet of about 150,000 zombies ...

If someone has hacked your Yahoo and changed the password, you're screwed. No two ways about it, they humped you, and how. The problem is that they must have brute-forced their way in, meaning no matter how hard you try, you'll never get that data back. If Yahoo won't help, you've got to keep asking them as they're the only ones who can fix the problem. If they absolutely cannot help, you've got to restore all your info from your local backups. You do have local backups, right?

You know I'm going to disagree, so let's at least get past the part where I wish your dad well. Good luck, VB's dad. As I was saying, if I were subject to a leader whose idea of helping was talking to his imaginary friend, I'd vote the other way next time.

If you imagine that Rolex and Omega use Photoshop in their adverts, it's kind of silly to expect us amateurs not to follow suit.

I've used Photoshop on my pictures since 1993 and I have no intention of stopping. I'm not taking photos out of journalistic integrity; I don't see a penny from this hobby and I don't have an ombudsman to answer to. However, in my trade shots and wrist shots, you'll see untouched photos.

I just rated this as Funny ... but then I had a horrible thought that maybe you're not joking. There is a kind of "service" called a dip-and-swish where they take off a bit of the movement and dunk the rest in cleaner followed by swishing it in paraffin. This is cheap (like 20-30 quid) and is what cowboys do when they want to take your money under the pretence of doing actual work. So, yes, if you want your watch to run perfectly for the next 5-10 years, you need 5 different grades of oil, an ultrasonic bath, trichlorethane, a beat-counter and all the right tools to strip it to its component parts and rebuild it. Here's the manual for the 2836 our reps have: http://pugwash.cat5.org/ETA/CT_2801-2_FDE_291887_07.pdf

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Masters shouldn't include me as I don't have the skills to do all the movement stuff, and on top of that, I don't offer my modding services openly (or indeed at all as of now).

He's referring to the date-wheel change I did on his 3717. The crown no longer works for setting the day/date. Maybe you have an idea what can cause this as I don't.

I'd rather people read my signature.

Mine still needs work:

Um, live and let live?

The LV stopped being an unchangeable watch when they realised they could sell as many as they made.

TTK and Narikaa sell the same Noob: This is the one you want.

I've splashed mine without problems, but I'd not recommend anything like swimming or bathing with it on.

Are you unscrewing it?