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First two statements: yes. Last two: not so much.
But many of the better ones do have advanced degrees, but some don't.
The laboratory statement is silly; they sit behind a set of screens figuring out stuff and writing code.
Your password should never contain personal information that somebody can guess. The most secure passwords contain; uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols in some sort of variation.
A lot of times using numbers in place of letters like using a 5 in place an S, a 3 in place of an E, a 0 in place of an O, or a 1 in place of an L or I, will increase the strength of a password.
A good example could be using "Cha1rL3g$"
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believes that the average individual does not need a smart phone
<span>firivolous mean not serious, light, unimportant.</span>
