OP with imagebased antiphishing solution

"ficlets are shorter than short stories. Well, no, actually, they are short stories, but they’re really short stories. Really short, as in there’s not a maximum word count … there’s actually a maximum character count (1,024). There is also a minimum character count, and the number of that beast is 64."

Write a ficlet and let others continue it: Collaborative writing. Stories are Creative Commons licensed, images from Flickr. It's an AOL product.

Openvatar is your Openid avatar image (80x80). Your avatar appear beside your name when you participate (comments or other contents) on Openvatar enabled sites.
If you want to enable Openvatar on your site, you don't need any Openvatar account. You only need to have your site Openid enabled, then install a plugin or setup your site yourself.
To request the Openvatar images, add an image (<img>) in comments area with an "src" attribute that points to our Openvatar image generator and MD5 hash of the commenter's Openid URL.

l8r lets you send email later.

• prepare up to five year's worth of happy birthday emails
• remind your friends one day before the Bloomingdale sale
• remind yourself to buy flowers on your wedding anniversary
• impress your boss by "sending" email at 11PM (and showing up at 8AM next day!)

Pavatar is a decentralized, URL based, avatar discovery system. An avatar is an internet user’s representation of themself in the form of a icon image.

A prototype service from Microsoft Research that associates your password with a series of inkblot images.  The images are displayed as you type your password, allowing users to create passwords that are stronger but still easy to remember.

Dieser Blog soll eine Ergänzung der grünen Welt sein mit Bildergalerien rund um Pflanzen, Insekten, Natur und alles was zum Thema Pflanzen passt.

This Blog is only in german
Description in english:
This blog is a addition to diegruenewelt.de with image gallerys about plants, insects, nature and all around the topic plants.

Jacob Steenhagen's personal blog. Nothing special, but who's blog is really all that special?

So what the heck is a "WG3I" anyway? That is my ham radio callsign.  By day I am a software test engineer and by night I am a husband and father. Most of my time is spent on those two roles, but occasionally I have time for other things, like ham radio.

This blog is a mix of software testing, ham radio, computer stuff, Linux, and other random thoughts. Basically, I reserve the right to write about anything and everything.

I hope something I write will be of interest and that you will enjoy it here.