Judah Hansen
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truthfultemporarilyThat’ll be 10 extra per user per month.
Login with your mom lmao
SubArcticTundrastarts bashing computer
Hahaha
Captain’s bashlog, starage 18+
Login with systemd
Login with ID form #10-T
Login with PEBKAC token
There’s the option to login with caution, but what if I want to login with reckless abandon?
Choose any one of the other ones tbh.
madjoForm 137? No, you have to go to hall 17b for 137, this is hall 17a, hall 17b is 2 floors up in the other building!
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Log in with your local Linux account
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Log in as administrator
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Log in via carrier pigeon
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Psychic log in
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Log in using public shared account (that anyone and everyone can log into and use)
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Log in your pets
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Log in via Hallmark greeting card (only available on your birthday or major holidays)
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Log in with blood sacrifice
I started running out of neighbours so I switched from blood sacrifice to letting my pet carrier pigeon login for me anytime I ask him to do it.
"Login with your Address"
Who will implement this?
SibboYes, and banks when you wanna activate online banking. Arguably, then it’s just for registering, and logging in then works differently.
Governments and banks love this, but I’ve even seen it with phone companies with e-sims. I quickly needed a new phone subscription, so I considered an e-sim, because I figured you could activate it by scanning the QR code from the screen. But no, they will mail me a piece of plastic with the QR code on it. So I went with a regular sim instead.
I see. Well, I think if you could just scan the code from the screen, that probably would open up all kinds of gateways for scammers. On the other hand, faking a physical address is a bit more expensive.
I mean, in Canada we can activate esims by scanning a digital qr code, and we have significantly less scam calls than the US does… Because we have much better laws about that sort of thing.
We had this too but instead of waiting for a letter you just had to go to any post office. It’s more practical because there’s no waiting
edinbruhProbably Italy. All institutions and many households still have a working but unused fax line in Italy (which most photocopiers still support). Many documents can only be transferred either in person or by fax.
We are not savages, we have low cost multi-gigabit optic-fiber household connections available in the majority of cities. Our bureaucracy is just anachronistic.
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cageythreeThe faxis
USA too for a lot of shit, now that we’re an axis power I guess
So many of those fax lines are just email servers in a trench coat in the US though
Can’t you just send official stuff via Posta elettronica certificata? I thought that was the point of these sorts of systems
PEC is usually not free (neither is fax, but a landline is more common than PEC). But also, I think it’s not accepted everywhere. Maybe you can also use posta raccomandata. But for that you must go to the post office in person and wait in line with other 10 pensioners, and it also costs, so you are probably better off just handing the document in person.
Ah that’s a shame, if they made it free (at least for communication with the state) i think it could clear up the fax situation a lot. They did this in my country and it got rid of the faxes
dumnezeroNextdoor does this haha
Exactly how I heard about the app. They must regularly be searching home purchases because it showed up pretty quickly after I moved in.
I’m currently waiting on two separate authentication codes in the mail so the answer is, it’s already implemented quite often.
One is for registration and one is for login with a new device, although it’s technically not even a new device I just uninstalled and then reinstalled the app…
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irelephant [he/him]There’s some tax thing here where they send you the password by post.
AlexanderSome dudes with oldstyle websites from web 1.0 times actually keep doing this. A friend of mine has a login with dog chip on his website among dozens of other options.
yeah, the whole point was to make fun of web2 development as it went. Now he has web3 logins too, which are way more awkward than anything before, but, like, work with as few 3rd parties as possible.
The regular login is just password that fetches creds stored in local storage without any cookies. Most of time one wouldn’t even notice it, and as secure as CORS/HTTPS (which would screw you if not working properly anyway). Kind of shows what a pile of data-stealing nonsense this all is.
Ah fuck it, I’ll take one Login with Caution please.
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