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PW validation (was: Re: Opinions wanted: article rating harmful?)
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lugnet.admin.general
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Fri, 21 Apr 2000 21:30:05 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> > Sorry if you feel the password checker is useless.
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> Useless was a bit harsh, sorry... let's just call it less useful than quite
> a few other things, and more useful than a few other things.
Fair enough.
> And clearly you enjoyed doing it
Not really. Wish I hadn't had to.
> and enjoyed that other people enjoyed playing with it.
Not really, no. It's not intended as a toy or a means of entertainment.
I enjoyed getting feedback on aspects of it to the extent that getting
useful feedback is enjoyable.
> Nothing wrong with geeking out on low priority things, after all.
> For if that were so, all of us would be better served doing our real work
> 100% of the time instead of enjoying our hobby, eh?
Not sure what/if you are insinuating between the lines there, or whether I
should feel insulted by that comment, but having a password validator that
doesn't suck is IMHO a fundamental prerequisite to allowing passwords to be
changed. Anything less is irresponsible. (Yes, I know, allowing too much
time to pass before facilitating the change of passwords is also arguably
irresponsible, but it's a much lesser maximum risk.)
Can we drop this argument?
--Todd
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