SKIRMISHER

This might appeal to some of you.

Being dead is no longer an excuse for not staying in touch.A Houston man has started an online service that allows a person to send e-mail posthumously.

The service, called Deathswitch, ensures that critical personal information will survive, even when a person dies unexpectedly, company founder David Eagleman said.

After Deathswitch subscribers pass on, the company sends e-mail to intended recipients — anything from computer passwords or a love note to “the last word in an argument,” he said.

The service is $19.95 per year — only while the subscriber is alive, of course.

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I find the service too expensive but if some of you will get this, remember not to include your password to kiddie porn sites. You might want to take that to the grave.

via It’s All About De

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