*Ditzy giggle*
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techrecoveryY'know? like... I can't remember my password..
Can you like, y'know, change it?
ME: Sure can.. Alright.. the new password is ABC123..
oh, that's like.. you know, to hard to remember.. can't you set it to like one letter or something?
ME: *bangs his head against his desk*
Let's just take all the warning labels off everything and let Darwin's theories work for a change....
Can you like, y'know, change it?
ME: Sure can.. Alright.. the new password is ABC123..
oh, that's like.. you know, to hard to remember.. can't you set it to like one letter or something?
ME: *bangs his head against his desk*
Let's just take all the warning labels off everything and let Darwin's theories work for a change....
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Date: 2003-11-05 01:05 am (UTC)But I love it when it comes out as : iloo0Xia
Muhahah and no we won't change it to one of your choosing cause frankly
placeing your spouses name as password on your account is idiotic.
On our new system it's even easier, I create a domain and an admin for the client, then they get to do all accounts and stuff themselves.
Although one thick client put all passwords to the same. Cause "I can't bother to remember diffrent one when going around changing to the new system".
Security? naaaw what's the point?