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What is one Internet-related problem that hasn't been solved by technology?Ubiquitous encrypted messaging (e-mail).I keep expecting to wake up finding that someone has solved the general problem of sending encrypted personal e-mail. I know, you can use bolt-on solutions to get encrypted e-mail (like PGP, Virtru, Encrypted Zip, etc.) but it’s hardly simple or straightforward enough for Grandma to use it, let alone trust it.The “big problem” is identity. I want to have encryption where there is a guarantee of who I am. That it is really “me” sending this message and not someone else. To get that, I am willing to get keys, have them signed, have their provenance documented. But the cost of this is either high on the technical side or high on the cost side (both of which aren’t reasonable for Grandma).Ubiquitous encrypted messaging would mean that when Grandma got an e-mail from her bank, it had been encrypted or, at least, signed at the bank, and she could trust that it wasn’t sent from a scammer in Nigeria. At least as certain as she is when she securely connects to her banking web site using HTTPS.And, just like HTTPS the solution could reasonably require companies to get the provenance (just like they get the certs for their web sites) but Grandma should be able to get her cert cheap (organizations that have a stake in protecting their clients could offer cert services like churches, fraternal organizations, banks, etc.). These certs could be in the form of cheap USB sticks, devices like Ubikeys, or her phone, which Grandma takes home and registers with her OS or e-mail application, which thereafter signs everything that comes out, and encrypts when it knows the recipients certs. The signature would be essentially anonymous except to those she wants not to be anonymous (family, the aforementioned bank, etc.).I worked with a CPA at one point and was shocked to discover that all of the communication flowing between the CPA and their customers was unencrypted, including attachments (and many of these were banks, and not little ones!). When I suggested using encrypted e-mail I got a blank stare. “E-mail is secure, isn’t it? I double check the TO address on the e-mail.”Forget the flying car, where’s the encrypted messaging?

Perhaps not "lesser known", but I've been using keyboard shortcuts for years under "Settings": This probably comes from my vim background, but inside gmail, I almost never use the mouse. Instead:While viewing a list of threads (i.e. Inbox, All Mail, Drafts, search results, etc.):c to compose a new mailj and k to move the cursor down and upx to select/deselect the current thread that's pointed to by the cursore to archive all threads that have been selected [Enter] to go into the thread pointed to by the cursor"g i" to go to my Inbox"g a" to go to All Mail"g d" to go to DraftsWhile inside a thread:n and p to browse down and up messages inside a thread (move the cursor up and down)a to reply all (or r to reply individually, but that's rare) to the message currently pointed to by the cursorf to forward the message that's pointed to by the cursoru to go back to the previous thread list view, which could be your Inbox, All Mail, Drafts, etc. This is the same as the back button: s to toggle through the stars on the message currently pointed to by the cursorIn case you're wondering, the "cursor" is the very thin vertical blue line visible to the left of the third thread in this picture:Other useful shortcuts:/ to make the search bar active"* u" to select all unread emails"* n" to deselect all emailsShift+i to mark all selected emails as readShift+u to mark all selected emails as unreadWhile inside a thread, Shift+u will bring you back to the previous thread list view and marking the current thread as unread. I do this a lot to keep important threads at the top of my inbox.And that's basically all I ever do in gmail. It can be painful to learn at first, but just start with the very basics: j, k, and [Enter] to browse through your inbox. Within a month or two, you'll be zipping through your inbox like Usain Bolt through the 200m.Full list: http://support.google.com/mail/b...Edit: David Craige mentioned a very useful Google Labs add-on under "Settings --> Labs": a [Send & Archive] buttonAnd another useful add-on:

To open an account in Deutsche Bank, Germany, there are two choices or ways that you can open an account.Through German Consulate  [Time Consuming process] (or)Directly through Deutsche Bank [Easy process].Steps to follow for Choice ‘1’:1. To open an account through German Consulate (GC), firstly, you  need to book an appointment by sending an E-mail to your local German  Consulate for getting the required documents attested.2. Then in the mean time you need to get the ‘Bank’s Application Form’ [Can get it from the Deutsche bank’s website. Click here] and a xerox copy of your original passport.3. Now fill in the application form [Caution: Don’t write the place,  date and signature. It needs to be filled at GC.) [General queries will  be answered in FAQ’s. Please check below].4. On the day of appointment, go to the respective German Consulate withDuly filled in Bank’s Application Form.Passport Xerox Copy & Original.Pancard (original).2 passport size photos.Admission letter from university (not mandatory).Money( 30€ in rupees. Subject to current day’s exchange rate). Check in rupees here.Appointment mail copy which you got reply about date confirmation.5. Once the documents get attested, courier them to the address on the Deutsche Bank’s application form.6. With in few days, you will get a mail from the Deutsche Bank with the  details like Bank Account number etc. so that you can transfer your  money to your account.* Here you need to pay all the fees like Attestation fees, Courier  charges, travelling expenses (in case if the German consulate is not in  your city) etc.Steps to follow for Choice ‘2’: It’s very easy and recommended process as you can save fees, courier  charges and travelling expenses (in case if the Deutsche Bank is not in  your city). Very simple steps to follow. Read belowVisit the nearest Deutsche Bank branch, you can visit any branch in India for that matter.Tell them that you want to open the German Student Blocked Account, they will explain you the complete procedure.You will first have to open a Savings Bank Account with the Deutsche  Bank India (which is extra amount that you need to afford) , which has a  minimum balance requirement of INR 100,000.  Note  that every Deutsche Bank branch in India has different schemes to open  an savings account at them. Once you approach them, they will explain  you in detail.Take all the documents mentioned  above in the CHOICE ‘1’ along with  1 lakh Cheque and then they will take care of you in helping for the  rest of the procedure.Once you get the mail from the Deutsche Bank, Germany, you can transfer the amount to your account.Pay Attention: If you are processing through Deutsche Bank  i.e.; ‘Choice 2′ then I suggest that you can ask your doubts  (if any) directly to the respective Person in the Bank. Thank you!FAQ’s:1. How can I book an appointment for to get my documents attested?A: If you are going through German Consulate then just send an E-mail  to the local German Consulate with the subject, “opening a blocked  account” and write your name and contact in mail’s body. You get reply  within a day.2. Where can I get the respective Bank’s Application Form?A:  You can find them in Deutsche Bank’s website. Click here.3. Do I need to sign in the Application Form as I fill other details?A: No. Don’t fill the Date, Place and Signature columns. You need to fill and sign at German Consulate.4. I am not understanding what to fill at certain sections of the application form. Can you help me?A: Yes sure. I am attaching a sample filled in Application Form. Download here sample-db-acc.5. Can I transfer any extra amount to my blocked account?A: Yes. Put 50€ extra i.e.; total of 8090 Euros while transferring  the amount as it will be deducted by Deutsche Bank, Germany as  processing fees. If you put more no harm but it will be useless as that  amount will be just blocked and will carry no interest.6. Through which bank I can transfer the money to my blocked account?A: Any nationalized bank (of course you need to pay for processing and transferring fees) like SBI, Deutsche Bank etc.7. What’s the difference between opening a blocked account  through German Consulate and directly through Deutsche Bank?A: No difference. Difference lies in procedure that’s it. When you go  through German Consulate it is time consuming as you need to take  appointment and pay all the other charges like Attestation fees, Courier  charges, traveling expenses etc. where as you can avoid these when you  open through Deutsche Bank directly and the process will be easier. But  here you need to open a savings account at them of 1,00,000 rupees.For more information on blocked account and VISA process, go to: German Missions in India

It’s a simple step by step process. During the whole process, you need to approach mainly ECFMG and your own medical schoolLet’s talk step by stepApply for USMLE ID numberit’s as simple as making a Facebook account.ECFMG On-line Services website, click to register for USMLE/ECFMG ID numberfill the form and submitthey’ll send you a ID number on your registered email addressbe careful while entering the e-mail and contact number. They gives this ID only one time so just incase your e-mail id stopped working or something, it’ll be troublesome for youApply for ECFMG certificationonce you get th...

Listed below are the simple steps you need to follow when you change the signature on your PAN Card:Visit the NSDL website by typing in the following link in the address bar – Guidelines for filling PAN Change Request ApplicationRead the guidelines and instructions carefully before applying for any changes that need to be made on your PANScroll down to the bottom half of the document until you locate the “Category of the Applicant” tabSelect the category that you fall into and then click on the “Select” optionYou will then have to fill in the change request form after carefully reading itAll boxes which have “*” against it should be filled up without fail as your form will neither be accepted or processed if any of the mandatory fields have been left blankSelect the box that reads “Signature Mismatch”You will also have to submit your current PAN in the box that corresponds to “Permanent Account Number (PAN)”You could also select the paperless route when submitting your documents:You do not have to physically submit the documents that are required for a change in signature on your PAN CardYou can simply provide a digital signature or upload a photo of the same, your photograph, and other documents that are requiredAfter you have completed the steps mentioned above, click on the “Submit” optionYou will have to pay a change request fee of Rs.107 through any of the following channels:ChequeDemand DraftDebit CardCredit CardNet BankingOnce you have completed the submission of your PAN Change Request form and payment, you will have to take a printout of the acknowledgement form along with its 16 digit acknowledgement numberYou will have to attach 2 recent passport photographs to your acknowledgement formEnclose the cheque or demand draft in the cover where the heading should read “Application for PAN change request –16 digit acknowledgement number” which means that if your acknowledgement number is 1726239458594404. The cover heading would be “Application for PAN change request–1726239458594404”You will then have to post this cover to the NSDL address:Income Tax PAN Services Unit,NSDL e-Governance Infrastructure Limited,5th floor, Mantri Sterling, Plot No. 341,Survey No. 997/8, Model Colony,Near Deep Bungalow Chowk, Pune–411016. Phone number: 020–2721 8080.You will have to make sure that the cover signNowes the NSDL office within 15 days from the date of receiving the acknowledgementOnce you have completed the steps mentioned above, you will receive an e-mail on your registered e-mail address.Thanks.

Yes...it is just like writing your Credit card no in e mail and that too more dangerous if you use that signature in all official documentsIf you want to include signature then use a new and simple signature or use the signature option in the email option.If you are sending that email to your friends or other who is a well known cheater or a greedy one then do not include your official sign.As compared to forms and hard copy,signature can be easily taken out from email as it may be an image file(mostly it is) or uses snipping tool for screen (An idle person's brain is the home of the devil)

Alain Passard's (L'Arpege) Bouquet of Roses. "Rolls of finely-sliced apple, with berlingot crushed into "sugar". The apple skin is the colour of dried roses; the fruit is firm in the middle; yet the bottoms are lightly stweed. A shallow disk of puff pastry holds the bouquet together." - In the Kitchen with Alain Passard, Christophe Blain “Amazing, the best apple tart I ever had. The apples, which I presume were French Boscop apples, were pealed and had been crafted into a beautiful bouquet of rose buds. These rested on a perfect pâte brisée, which is the name of the French pastry used for their tart. And that’s it! No fuss, a perfect pâte briséewith perfect apple flavor, nothing else. No compote, no custard, and no other silly or unnecessary add-ons: a tarte aux pommes in its simplest and best form. Well, actually, come to think of it, they did sprinkle the tart with a tiny bit of salty caramel sauce, which to my mind wasn’t necessary, although it did taste very good. 10/10.”A review of their desserts here. (l’Arpège – Alain Passard's Perfect Pitch) You will also catch a glimpse of Passard's supreme millefeuille.Michel Bras's (Bras) Gargouillou. Gargouillou (pronounced gar-gu-YU) is the name of the dish, said Mr. Liebrandt, who also credited Mr. Bras. “He is the genius chef from Laguiole who took a simple vegetable composition and elevated it into something new, fresh and magical,” he wrote by e-mail.signNowed in Laguiole, where the restaurant that he runs with his son, Sébastien, is closed for the season, Mr. Bras said that the idea for the 50- to 60-ingredient dish — which changes daily based on what’s in the market and his home garden — came to him during a run in the countryside in June 1978, when the fields and mountains were in full flower. “It was beautiful, it was rich, it was marvelous,” he said. “I decided to try to translate the fields.” - (Garden Salad Is Turned Into a Culinary Bouquet)Here is a two-part video on the cooking of the gargouillou of young vegetables.The recipe. (Page on Www)Jean-George Vongerichten's (Jean-Georges) Egg Caviar. Hot scrambled eggs that have the texture of polenta, cold vodka whipped cream. A spoon of salty caviar on top.Video: Jean-Georges Vongerichten Makes Soft-Scrambled EggsSeiji Yamamoto's (Nihonryori Ryu Gin) Grilled Swimming Ayu, and Minus 196 Degree Candy Apple.