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DirtFarmer Loc: Escaped from the NYC area, back to MA

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Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

DirtFarmer wrote:

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gouldopfl

What you will see is passkeys being used. These after they are installed, you won't have to login manually anymore. Passkeys are much more secure. Both Google and Microsoft use passkeys now. I have a couple of other sites that allow you to use both, but they plan on passkeys only in a couple of years.

BebuLamar

DirtFarmer wrote:

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With so strict rules for password it may be that there is only one possible password.

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

avflinsch wrote:

I haven't had a Harold's pastrami in years -

It’s only 35 miles for you. I drive 55 (one way) for pizza to my old hometown.

Mark

DirtFarmer Loc: Escaped from the NYC area, back to MA

gouldopfl wrote:

What you will see is passkeys being used. These after they are installed, you won't have to login manually anymore. Passkeys are much more secure. Both Google and Microsoft use passkeys now. I have a couple of other sites that allow you to use both, but they plan on passkeys only in a couple of years.

If you use passkeys rather than passwords, then physical security is more important for your computer. Denying physical access to unauthorized people.

JimmyTB

markngolf wrote:

It’s only 35 miles for you. I drive 55 (one way) for pizza to my old hometown.

Mark

If it's Harold's in Edison, it's 84 miles for me. I'll have to come with a good excuse to try them. They and Vic's sound like they're worth the trip

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

JimmyTB wrote:

If it's Harold's in Edison, it's 84 miles for me. I'll have to come with a good excuse to try them. They and Vic's sound like they're worth the trip

Sorry Jimmy! I must have entered a wrong location for you. It’s worth the trip. I love to drive (not in traffic)
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Mark

Scruples Loc: Brooklyn, New York

markngolf wrote:

It’s only 35 miles for you…….

Dear Mr Weiss: I never heard of this delicatessen. It looks like I’ll be making a trip from my house in Brooklyn to friends in Picklestainia. That is Pennsylvania. If the pastrami is not the real deal, you’ll hear it from me!

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

Scruples wrote:

Dear Mr Weiss: I never heard of this delicatessen. It looks like I’ll be making a trip from my house in Brooklyn to friends in Picklestainia. That is Pennsylvania. If the pastrami is not the real deal, you’ll hear it from me!

Not in PA. NJ

In Raritan Center, Edison NJ.
Google it! Harold’s New York, Deli
Right off i287.

Real deal!!
Mark

Scruples Loc: Brooklyn, New York

markngolf wrote:

Not in PA. NJ

In Raritan Center, Edison NJ.
Google it! Harold’s New York, Deli
Right off i287.

Real deal!!
Mark

It is so hard to find a good delicatessen. More often, it is so hard to find good pastrami. Most people like corned beef but hate pastrami because it is smoked. Well, it should be but people think the brine and pepper corns make it what it is. Nope!

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

markngolf wrote:

I use the password manager, RoboForm, on my deskto... (show quote)

I went from RoboForm (stopped working) to LastPass (got hacked) to Bitwarden. Unfortunately, no "filler" fills in all the info all the time. That's why I keep eight pages of passwords on my computer.

mrtaxi Loc: Old Westbury NY, Fort Lauderdale, FL

I also find it more than annoying. Google constantly asks me to sign in, I often do not because then google asks for a two step authentication sending an email or a text code, requiring me to go get my cell phone. A slow process. I use one 1password, ($100 a year) so my passwords are protected and intricate and easily access with my cell phone iPad, or desktops. I can justify this I’m still in business.

markngolf Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

jerryc41 wrote:

I went from RoboForm (stopped working) to LastPass (got hacked) to Bitwarden. Unfortunately, no "filler" fills in all the info all the time. That's why I keep eight pages of passwords on my computer.

Just curious. I’ve used RoboForm for 10+ years with very few issues. A couple of times I did have to fill out a ticket for support. Usually the issue was resolved in one day. Did you ever use their support system?
Mark😀

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

markngolf wrote:

Just curious. I’ve used RoboForm for 10+ years with very few issues. A couple of times I did have to fill out a ticket for support. Usually the issue was resolved in one day. Did you ever use their support system?
Mark😀

No, I never tried their support. From my experience, "support" exists in name only. If I can't find the solution online, I move on.