Funny! (kinda - not always) Actually I like the idea of using the word "incorrect" as your password. So every time they say "your password is incorrect", you have to say "Yes! It is!"
I recall when computers were first added to our workplace; we were told that paper would become obsolete. Ha! That didn't happen for a long time. Now there are apps were one can store user names and passwords. I prefer a sheet of paper that I keep in my desk drawer. I figure that is just as secure and someday my kids might need it.
I have actually had that new password problem before. I can promise you my laptop has been slammed shut so many times that I'm surprise the latch still works.
I admit I use my laptops system to auto save my passwords. However, I only do my banking at home using my own internet. Never on public wifi. I have disabled the auto log on to public wifi.
Funny! (kinda - not always) Actually I like the idea of using the word "incorrect" as your password. So every time they say "your password is incorrect", you have to say "Yes! It is!"
ReplyDeleteI recall when computers were first added to our workplace; we were told that paper would become obsolete. Ha! That didn't happen for a long time.
ReplyDeleteNow there are apps were one can store user names and passwords. I prefer a sheet of paper that I keep in my desk drawer. I figure that is just as secure and someday my kids might need it.
I typed all my user names and passwords and keep a copy on my computer hutch and one in my filing cabinet.
ReplyDeleteOh, the problems of a privileged modern life.
ReplyDeleteOne of my future tasks this winter is to clean up my password list and get safer.
ReplyDeleteI have actually had that new password problem before. I can promise you my laptop has been slammed shut so many times that I'm surprise the latch still works.
ReplyDeleteI admit I use my laptops system to auto save my passwords. However, I only do my banking at home using my own internet. Never on public wifi. I have disabled the auto log on to public wifi.
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