
I know your password. You cannot hide.
For those who have never had the joy, creating a User Account on a Windows computer really isn't all that hard. There's a field for his login name and password, and a few other options. One of the optional fields is "Description". Being the consummate professional I am, I know that the "Description" field provides valuable additional information about the user (in this case, OoRah) and his level of access to the server. It is very important that I be accurate, concise, and fair.
I considered all of this, and then typed "Large, Bulky" into the Description field.

I'm just big-boned
I checked the box that said, "User cannot change password." "What?!?", OoRah said in mock outrage. "You mean I can't change my password?"
"If it's any consolation, I'm about to add you to the Administrator's group."
"Whoo-hoo!"
I gave him one last piece of advice. "Just try not to FDisk anything."
OoRah gave me a blank stare. I pretended to be surprised. "Did I just show my age?", I asked.
OoRah's blank stare did not improve. I chuckled and turned away. Let him wonder.
He can Google it if he really wants to know.
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