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A Passcode (n.) is the one thing a grieving family needs and nobody thought to leave them.
A Passcode (n.) is a secret you type while strangers watch your thumbs.
A Passcode (n.) gets typed all day without a thought and vanishes after a week away.
A Passcode (n.) is not set to keep strangers out of your phone; really it’s to keep your friends out.
A Password (n.) is like underwear: change it often, don’t reuse it, don’t load it to strangers, don’t share it with friends, be mysterious, and don’t leave it out where people can see it.
A Password (n.) is just like a penis; It's all about length.
A Password (n.) is usually chosen from a pet graveyard.
A Password (n.) is a speed bump slowing down a hacker trying to break in.
A Public secret (n.) is an 'active unknowing' or 'knowing unknowing', which consist in knowing what not to know'.
Top secret (n.) is the classification that stops anyone asking what it cost
Top secret (n.) is a stamp that mostly protects the person who made the decision
Top secret (n.) is a stamp that makes mediocre memos feel dangerous.
Top secret (n.) grades information by who would be embarrassed rather than who would be harmed
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