Jaxson:

 

Remember my password?:  Yes please, tick box...

 

Next visit:  What's your password?

 

Also remember me tickboxes that only remember the username, which is less than a browser can do on its own without the website offering a tickbox. Just let me stay logged in FFS.

richms:

Jaxson:

Remember my password?:  Yes please, tick box...

Next visit:  What's your password?

Also remember me tickboxes that only remember the username, which is less than a browser can do on its own without the website offering a tickbox. Just let me stay logged in FFS.

jamesrt:

 

Websites that use JavaScript to detect keystrokes and only then enable the 'login' button, stopping any browser/3rd party password manager from being a keyless operation....

 

Like Geekzone? Well...

We do use Google reCaptcha to test for bots before enabling the login button. This is for security and block password stuffing. Then there's also the 2FA input in the same page which means login couldn't possibly be a keyless operation if 2FA is enabled - which should be, right?

Lastpass works on geekzone for me?

Went to go purchase a subwoofer finally for my home theatre, and discover the model I wanted (svs pb12-nsd) is now no longer available. Now I have to get permission from the boss to get the next model up in the line, almost $1k more in price :-(

freitasm:

 

jamesrt:

 

Websites that use JavaScript to detect keystrokes and only then enable the 'login' button, stopping any browser/3rd party password manager from being a keyless operation....

 

 

Like Geekzone? Well...

 

No; not Geekzone.

However, there is a small number of sites that I interact with that exhibit the "don't remember login details" behaviour alongside the "must physically strike a key" behaviour, which is just (IMO) obnoxious.  Obviously no 2FA involved on those sites either.

I generally use 2FA when available; so that does normally involve typing.

freitasm:

We do use Google reCaptcha to test for bots before enabling the login button. This is for security and block password stuffing. Then there's also the 2FA input in the same page which means login couldn't possibly be a keyless operation if 2FA is enabled - which should be, right?

Inconsistency in web page credit card auto fill.

Some payment systems get the cardholder name, card number and expiry date, leaving only the CVC blank. Others get the card number but nothing else. Still others get the name and card number but nothing else.

Why can't they all get the same information, on the same computer?!

Handsomedan:

 

I'm currently annoyed by Finance asking for 2021 Budget forecast by COB Monday. On a Friday afternoon, no less. 

 

 

 

 

 

Take last year's number, add 20% and send it in. Easy.

Some grey suit somewhere will knock off 10% on principle and so you will get a 10% increase.

Geektastic:

 

Handsomedan:

 

I'm currently annoyed by Finance asking for 2021 Budget forecast by COB Monday. On a Friday afternoon, no less. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Take last year's number, add 20% and send it in. Easy.

 

 

 

Some grey suit somewhere will knock off 10% on principle and so you will get a 10% increase.

 

But I do appreciate (and employ) your logic...

Cyclists who insist on having 20,000,000 lumen strobe lights pointing straight ahead.

floydbloke:

 

Cyclists who insist on having 20,000,000 lumen strobe lights pointing straight ahead.

 

Why did you hit the cyclist?

I could not see him.

Oh? Really? Yeah, nah.

Geektastic:

Why did you hit the cyclist?

 

 

 

I could not see him.

 

Handsomedan:

 

I'm busy trying to remove % points, rather than add them! 

 

But I do appreciate (and employ) your logic...

 

I used to work on the assumption that some accounts dweeb would remove at least half of whatever I added..!

I did once get asked to spend the equivalent of $2,000,000 in 4 weeks to avoid an underspend at year end. No problem! 😆