• mycodesucks@lemmy.world
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    2 hours ago

    You can’t easily find the bugs in code when NOBODY KNOWS HOW THE CODE WORKS.

    Probably repeatedly asking ChatGPT for fixes and watching it spiral.

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    5 hours ago

    I didn’t need to 2FA today but jfc, if there was ever a reason for auth apps over sms or email…

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      do you need to 2FA over email? this always seemed like a bad idea anyway… the TOTP approach seems good enough… its is basically a rotating secret number that you and the computer server knows. can be provided via a dedicated app or hardware device. it allows for a small, lightweight way to secondary auth all the things without linking to your services.

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        The problem is there are so many shitty websites that don’t give you a choice and do TOTP only through email or SMS.

        I even had one force me to use a specific shitty service/app for TOTP codes. Luckily, I found a way to steal the shared secret and put it in my favorite app instead.

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          Certain websites don’t even let me enter my password and only have email login as an option. It’s infuriating.

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            1 hour ago

            Enter login email

            Next

            An email has been sent to …

            (Sigh)

            Click login instead

            Password manager recognises the password field and completes

            Next

            An email has been sent with a 6 digit…

            Use app instead

            Password manager kicks in again

            It’s like they’re at war with password managers