On May 2nd 2008, Delaware Web Designers Inclind, Inc launched Blue Waterfront Properties, a website geared at selling Delaware real estate on the waterfront, bays, rivers or ponds.

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User security is a pretty big deal these days. As a frequent user of MySpace, LinkedIn, Facebook, Delaware Web Designer, blogged, and other services, its very important to have a strong password. Especially sites like MySpace, where phishing and malicious layout themes are quite prevalent.

One of my favorite things to do is guess someones password. Why? Because I can usually guess it. After analyzing someones intelligence and technical prowess, you can gauge how difficult their password probably is. Pete likes to throw random accounts at me and I’ll guess the password for fun. Usually get it on the third or fourth try. Ask Kevin Howett, I could regularly guess his AIM/MSN Zone passwords quite regularly back in the day.

Here’s the scary part. Most users in the real world day to day business use passwords that are far too weak to even have any use. You would be surprised how many people use ‘password’ or ‘name123′ or just ‘name’ as a password. Tons. Or their birthdate, car, dogs name, or sports team name. This won’t protect you against anything, and choosing a password you can remember does not give you the benefits of a password at all. By just being a regular word like ‘toyota’ or ‘bill123′ any skilled cracker/hacker is going to get into your account no sweat.

Why? Well, they will tell you that choosing a password is hard. I don’t disagree with them. Having to think of something no one else is expected to discover is hard. There are services that can assist you with this.

A good password is one no one can guess, and one that would hinder even the best hacker or brute force app out there. That is why I am recommending to you to use Good Password. It will assist you in generating a password randomly or from a phrase of your liking.

While these may be hard for you to remember, don’t be discouraged. This is for your (and the company you work for) protection. I would suggest, if you must, to write them down and keep it in your wallet, or a place no one but you has access to.

Looks like good friends and a great band CKY have patched things up and are back together, after a blowout that occurred last October. Things were not looking so good for awhile until recently when the band made progress in communicating with one another, and then today’s unofficial announcement from Deron:

“the fighting and feuding…is over.
we’re coming back -deron”

Good good good… time to dust off their new website by Delaware Web Design and prep it to launch.

I’m late in posting this, but I wanted to wait until it was set in stone and not a temporary thing… Stone Temple Pilots have reunited for a full length tour this year.

This is one of my all time favorite bands and hopefully I will be able to see them live while I have the chance. I never thought they would get back together, but hopefully they stay together and write some more albums. Very unique, original and rockin band.

Ethical business practices and strict employment practices are crucial in maintaing our unique culture of incredible talent.

I like how you find statements like this on a lot of sites who are quite the opposite. Those with something to prove ain’t got nothing at all.