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The only game where you really, really don't want to win. Twenty-four squares of password habits almost all of us have, and every one you cross out is a door somebody could walk through. Print it, play it, wince a little. Page two turns your score into five fixes you can knock out in one afternoon, starting with the account that unlocks all the others. Five in a row is a to-do list, not a prize.
The only game where you really, really don't want to win. Twenty-four squares of password habits almost all of us have, and every one you cross out is a door somebody could walk through. Print it, play it, wince a little. Page two turns your score into five fixes you can knock out in one afternoon, starting with the account that unlocks all the others. Five in a row is a to-do list, not a prize.