"Please enter your username and password." Few words fill me with more dread. Like so many of us, I have my browser set to remember all of my login credentials, so when I get the occasional request to re-enter information, I draw a blank. Far too many times, I enter the information I think is correct, only to get that annoying red text: "Your username and password is incorrect. Please try again." Rage. Passwords used to make sense. They were first used in the 1960s to protect critical computer s...
"Please enter your username and password." Few words fill me with more dread. Like so many of us, I have my browser set to remember all of my login credentials, so when I get the occasional request to re-enter information, I draw a blank. Far too many times, I enter the information I think is correct, only to get that annoying red text: "Your username and password is incorrect. Please try again." Rage. Passwords used to make sense. They were first used in the 1960s to protect critical computer s...
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