Remember not to broadcast your login credentials on national television
Remember not to broadcast your login credentials on national television
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or just don't use the same login information for everyone for a platform that way it doesn't need to be publicly posted.
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They probably wanted to save on licensing costs.
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it's always licensing costs.
don't know how this is legal yet pirating software is illegal.
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Command and conquer was da best. I mean I've started playing https://beyondallreason.info/ which Is a free open source RTS.
But damn the cutscenes were so cool.
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Maybe if licensing costs weren't ridiculous I wouldn't mind.
$15/m/user is ridiculous. Charge me like $100 a year for the license and then like $1/m/user on top. It literally doesn't matter much how many users there are for many programs, no extra resources for the company. And if it does use resources it's usually not $15/m worth.
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it’s not technically legal afaik… the license defines a user pretty rigorously
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Then Jami and signal are free
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Darmok and Chipotle at the mall.
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It's the 21c, passwords shouldn't exist.
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The real problem is there's not really a better solution that works well for private accounts owned by individuals who only have a single device.
They say that authentication is using either something you know, something you have or something you are, but in the real world it ends up being something you've forgotten, something you've lost and something that you were at one time but are no longer
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What's the alternative? It would have to be something that wouldn't work if the user was unconscious and that offered plausible deniability if they were awake and being coerced.
What, other than a password, offers that?
Relatedly, I don't even know most of my passwords these days. I use a password manager (one that doesn't require internet access) that generated random strings. I only ever see them if I accidentally paste them into the wrong field.
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Make once, prove everywhere.
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