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using the same password for every website, except they forget it somehow and have to change it, so they now have five different passwords and can't remember which one to use
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thinking that the comments on a picture of someone famous on Facebook are going directly to the person pictures instead of the person who posted the picture
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Sweevo posted:reading comment sections at all I’d say participating in them.
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# ? Mar 25, 2023 19:39 |
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# ? Mar 25, 2023 19:49 |
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writing down all their passwords in a tiny rear end notebook
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# ? Mar 25, 2023 19:52 |
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Zlodo posted:writing down all their passwords in a tiny rear end notebook mine isnt that tiny
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# ? Mar 25, 2023 20:18 |
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back in the day people were constantly told not to write down passwords in case your house was robbed and they stole you bank logins. with how often sites are hacked or people fall for phishing scams its probably the safest way to remember passwords
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# ? Mar 25, 2023 20:26 |
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thats where im at. the possibility that someone will hack lastpass or whatever is a lot higher than someone breaking into my house and steal all my passwords imo, and if they do i will know it immediately.
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some people getting away with things going from "no writing down your password now" to "before enabling 2fa print this clearly labeled overriding recovery key" without a moment of reflection or the ridicule they are due.
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installing coupon plugins that hoover up all browsing activity and make the computer spool up fans just surfing the internet
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Hed posted:installing coupon plugins that hoover up all browsing activity and make the computer spool up fans just surfing the internet browsers are building these in now
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a complete lack of object permanence for anything that has scrolled off the screen
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# ? Mar 26, 2023 20:10 |
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typing the http://www. and .com part of every website they go to
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# ? Mar 26, 2023 20:57 |
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Woolwich Bagnet posted:typing the http://www. and .com part of every website they go to typing https://www.google.com into the address bar (that also searches google) before typing their query in the search box that searches google
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going to google to search for youtube so they can get a link to youtube.com to click on
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# ? Mar 26, 2023 22:55 |
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the same but for "facebook login", then when facebook makes a change to its login page and a news site reporting the change becomes the top link for that search, slamming headfirst into the comments section of the article to ask WHERE FACEBOOK
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# ? Mar 26, 2023 23:10 |
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carry on then posted:typing https://www.google.com into the address bar (that also searches google) before typing their query in the search box that searches google you forgot the part where after typing the entire url they dont press enter but select "search for https://www.google.com" from the dropdown thereby searching google for google's url so they can click the first hit to go to google and google the thing they wanted to google
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# ? Mar 27, 2023 00:33 |
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boomers don't understand cause and effect with computers, so everything they do is part of a memorized sequence of mumbo-jumbo. that's why they get mad when you use their computer in a different way than they're used to, or try to show them a better technique. you're messing with the magic spell
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# ? Mar 27, 2023 01:15 |
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Sagebrush posted:boomers don't understand cause and effect with computers, so everything they do is part of a memorized sequence of mumbo-jumbo. that's why they get mad when you use their computer in a different way than they're used to, or try to show them a better technique. you're messing with the magic spell on the other hand they think I'm some sort of wizard for just... doing stuff. back when my grandfather was alive he was blown away by that built-in remote support thing windows has/had where they email you a file and you can remote in
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# ? Mar 27, 2023 01:18 |
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Sagebrush posted:boomers don't understand cause and effect with computers, so everything they do is part of a memorized sequence of mumbo-jumbo. that's why they get mad when you use their computer in a different way than they're used to, or try to show them a better technique. you're messing with the magic spell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJWlpMbK2KU&t=490s
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akadajet posted:on the other hand they think I'm some sort of wizard for just... doing stuff. When I worked for a security consulting place, we were doing the "so you clicked on the phishing link" training, and part of it had a demo where we have two laptops set up as the "victim" and "attacker". We'd run an attachment that looked like a spreadsheet or whatever on the victim laptop, that would actually be some remote access tool, then we'd show how it showed up on the attacker computer, and start remotely controlling the victim computer. One time when we got to that point, when we started to remotely move the mouse around, a lady was so absolutely terrified that she fainted, and we had to stop and call an ambulance. She was ok but we never did that dumb demo as part of the presentation again.
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Neslepaks posted:you forgot the part where after typing the entire url they dont press enter but select "search for https://www.google.com" from the dropdown this is because they don’t know what URLs actually are, ime they think of them like the name or title or something rather than a definitive address or location
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git apologist posted:this is because they don’t know what URLs actually are, ime they think of them like the name or title or something rather than a definitive address or location al AOL Keyword, if you will
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