Forgot your password?   Journal: what do you think about so-
called "security questions"? 3  Journal by Bill Dog  My car ins.
is thru State Farm. They've started asking for my mileage
periodically, apparently to move away from a two-tier pricing
system (regular (avg 12K/yr) or low-mileage (under 7500 mi I
think)) to better-matched tiers. (Thankfully they're not yet
quite as "Progressive" as to ask to put a device in my car that
spies on my driving.)  I've haven't gotten around to making my
password manager program (and I don't want to have to trust
someone else's, and I am a programmer afterall so I shouldn't
have to), so unimportant things like this get put on stickies,
which invariably seem to be eaten by my desk like socks by my
dryer.  This is no problem as I can just request that login
credentials be e-mailed to the address they have on record, like
Slashdot does. EXCEPT when they implement those stupid "security
questions".  My take on them is that they're a huge security
hole in an otherwise fairly secu