This is the same for virtually everything. I see it all the time in the App Store where everyone complains about some problem with the company (or developer) rather than the actual app and it’s infuriating.
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Yep, that’s exactly right.
Here’s to wishing Webauthn will suddenly take off.
Yeah I’m kind of wondering why he’s allowed to enter given the family’s recent comments.
Sounds like mom can’t fuck with inputting passwords at all.
Part of the problem isn’t necessarily you or her, I feel like websites are increasingly hostile toward password managers by coming up with arbitrary rules, weird JavaScript hacks and annoying two page sign-in forms.
I’m a web developer but even I get frustrated with how websites want to hijack input fields and do validation with shithole JavaScript frameworks instead of simpler HTML5 validation (only for frontend obviously, the server should still validate on the backend).
Same here. I left my small town at 18 for the next town over, a few years later moved across the country. I have no idea what’s happened with anyone in my class since we left high school.
I’d probably do a bunch of MDMA and just head to the beach or somewhere in nature and have a blast.
I haven’t done drugs in over a decade and probably won’t ever get back into them, but man if I knew I only had 24 hours left I’d be back in a heartbeat.
I would sure hope not
Me too, and it’s worse because it’s not secure.
I keep saying this a lot but I don’t know why recently (the last ~5 years) everyone is jumping on SMS-based 2FA. I remember this was really big around 2010 and as a developer all the tools for SMS-based 2FA are deprecated or unmaintained (at least in my programming language). It seems like all these websites that jumped on board 10 years late have very poor security practices.
My entire apartment is filled with home automation for stuff like this. I simply automate my space heaters, furnace, fans, etc to take into account several factors and let the automations roll. Then when something’s off (wife complains) I tweak it.
This is probably a more invasive approach, but the good news is it’s at a point where everything runs itself and neither of us really complain anymore but of course this is after spending LOTS of time with various sensors (temperature, door sensors, humidity, virtual sleeping switches, location) and technologies (boo Z-Wave), etc.