The Daily WTF: Curious Perversions in Information Technology

YellowOnline · 2016-02-21 Reply Admin

It is the year 12016 HE for me, so I'm not sure why you make fun of the impact.

Oh, and in North-Korea it is the year 105 by the way.

da_Doctah · 2016-02-21 Reply Admin

YellowOnline:
in North-Korea it is the year 105

That actually seems about right.

Maciejasjmj · 2016-02-21 Reply Admin

cellocgw:
Meanwhile: how many people still know what it means to "buy an album" ?

Some of us.

I mean, what the hell do you cloud music folks bring, for example, for an artist to sign on a gig? A fucking laptop with Spotify open?

No_1 · 2016-02-21 Reply Admin

Maciejasjmj:
Some of us.

+1 for Magnetic Fields.

coldandtired · 2016-02-21 Reply Admin

That's a lot of Jean Michel Jarre...

dkf · 2016-02-22 Reply Admin

Maciejasjmj:
I mean, what the hell do you cloud music folks bring, for example, for an artist to sign on a gig?

A PGP key? That'd be pretty awesome, though slightly geeky…

Scarlet_Manuka · 2016-02-22 Reply Admin

cellocgw:
I did run across some idiot site

One publically accessible site which I am compelled to use for work has the following security question policy:

There are four possible security questions in total.
Three of them are more or less public information, and the other is easily guessable.
Each user must select three different security questions for their account.
The answers for all three questions must also be different, which defeated my initial ploy of just setting all the answers to my password.

Yes, of course we run critical business processes through it. :headdesk:

YellowOnline · 2016-02-22 Reply Admin

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