The Mac Geek Cab episode number 663 for Sunday June 25th 2017

Dave Hamilton and John Ethron They are the geeks that turn us on.

They are the geeks that turn us on.

Talking Mac. that turn us on talking Mac in IOS and Pilot Pete might be the guest. They often speak in terminal. They make it cool if you don't know. Just stick around you'll understand. Just how to enter those commands.

Dave Hamilton and John have long.

Don't get caught.

Greetings folks and welcome to the Mac Observers Mac Geekab, the show where you send in your questions tips and cool stuff found so that we can share with

everybody answer your questions and get everybody on their way having learned at least four new things each and every time we get together.

Here in Durham, New Hampshire, I'm Dave Hamilton.

Here in Liverpool, Connecticut, John F. Ron.

Good morning, Mr. John F. Braun. Good day to all of you.

How you doing, man?

Good day. We're not in Canada, we're just close to Canada. That's right. But you know, that's okay. All right, let's get things rolling with Petter here, because Petter has a great little tip for us.

He says, whenever I sign up to some web service, I do as every web user should, and I give it a unique and strong password with my

password manager. But I have also purchased a domain name with my own name

where I have the email activated.

It's a simple catch-all set up where everything sent to anything at my domain

just forwards to my personal email address.

When I set up web services, I use the name of the service

before my domain in the username email field.

If I sign up for Facebook, for example,

I'll write Facebook at my domain.

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