One of the things Dag impressed on me was to use a biometric scanner of some sort when possible, and when not, use a random generator of 12 characters...to create my passwords. He said if my mind wasn’t sharp enough to memorize a new twelve-character password at least every ninety days, then I probably wasn’t sharp enough to do this work. But given the choice, most users will choose a simplistic six-character or less password. Almost sixty percent of users choose passwords from a very limited set. "I apologize again for approaching you so suddenly, madam," the man beganonce they were comfortable and drinks on their way. He removed his hat andtook a moment to fix his ruffled brown hair. "Your dress and veil, whilebeautiful, haunted me as soon as I laid eyes upon them. My wife passedsuddenly in an accident just a few days ago. The funeral service is thisweekend, but it still does not feel real to me..." I'm sorry for your loss... Mr...?" Tanya prompted, taking a sip of hernewly arrived. He was thinning on top but kept what remaining silver hair he had remaining nice and trim. He was tall—over six feet—and broad shouldered. For a man of his age, he certainly looked like he exercised. His eyes—which disappeared whenever he smiled—were a clear blue colour which along with his deep Irish burr, gave him a real energy whenever you spoke to him. 'Good grief' I thought to myself, 'for an old guy he's not too bad'.As quickly as the thoughts had entered my mind, I tried to remove them.. It wasn't that much of a problem since, as most batteries were enclosed or encased inside the devices they powered, they were still invisible when we needed them to be.We did need to make some adjustments to the equipment, however, to overcome the inability of sound waves and electromagnetic waves from crossing the dimensional barrier. The first was that radio waves could not leave the other dimension to reality. If we needed to speak to Bill over the headsets we were beginning to train with.