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I Dream of a Simpler Time

 


A better time



A time without passwords


Or Usernames




I have all these situations happen -- so not even funny!




Does anyone really believe technology has made life easier?







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  1. 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!"

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  2. 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.

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  3. I typed all my user names and passwords and keep a copy on my computer hutch and one in my filing cabinet.

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  4. Oh, the problems of a privileged modern life.

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  5. One of my future tasks this winter is to clean up my password list and get safer.

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  6. 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.

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  7. 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.

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