On 27/02/03 11:06, "Eric D." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > on 27/2/03 10:23 AM, Jeremy Derr at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> once again, Sleep is a convenience feature. convenience is just another >> name for laziness, and thus is another impediment to good security. one >> could probably write an applescript or simple haxie and add it to >> whatever kext governs sleep -- but I'm not familiar with OS X system >> level programming. > > As you said further on in your message, security is not absolute, it's about > making things difficult. > > Does *anyone* know how to get the screensaver to activate on sleep, *or* if > it is possible to get some app or something that will do this?
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