A couple of weeks ago, I joined the BzzAgent Kingston Data Traveler Locker+
If you haven't tried cooking a ham this way, I really recommend it. For a spiral cut ham, drop it into a cast iron skillet and cook in closed grill at about 300°F for an hour and a half or so. For a ham with the skin still on it, you want to score through the skin so the fat renders out and place it on a grate over the cast iron skillet so that the fat dripping down doesn't cause flame up.
Seriously Good Eats: The Complete First Season.
Oh, wait, you wanted to read about the flash drive. Sorry, the scent of the roasting ham momentarily distracted me from the tech review.
Ahem.
Right, then.
First time you plug the Data Traveler Locker+ into your USB port, you have to set up the password protection. Once you do that, you have a nice, secure, encrypted partition for storing all of your personal information.
It's really easy, too. Take a look at the screen shots I took during the four step set up:
Not sure on the password? Check the
Now you are logged in and all set to use your secure flash drive. Next time you insert it, you will have to login...
If you need info on your flash drive or online support or are simply ready to pull it and shut down for the night, click on the icon down in the systray...
Need more information? Visit the online user's manual.
Sweet, isn't it? Quick, simple setup process, easy to use: I am planning to store all of my grades and attendance records and such for the summer term on here and, yes, I am going to recommend it to my students because it is just that cool.
I wonder if that ham is ready yet??
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LOL! Was this about ham or the device?! ;) How WAS the ham?
I got a little distracted by the ham for a second there. I loooove me a good ham! But then I remembered what I was doing and began appreciating the idea of a secure flash drive device. Great tutorial!
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