Yeah I will say I have a half hearted whinge to myself that the 'tick all that apply' questions can be BS when there's at least one option where you can definitely say "It depends" (one that I did recently was asking about who needs to be notified about a potential fraud being committed and I decided not to select "Your line manager" along with a couple of other definite options), but you're spot on. Just do it and get it over with.
I thought Solo was ordinary. Havne't tried sunkist. The Creaming Soda zero is pretty good. Can't remember the brandSunkist no sugar is
Solo no sugar is decent
Coke no sugar is good
Pepsi Max is
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This happened to me twice, and I think it had something to do with some small, obscure websites from which I had shopped online (clothes etc). They may have had data breaches and exposed my card. I was alerted by seeing small transactions of about $30 claiming to be from sites I'd never visited.
There is a local council here in Adelaide (the West Torrens Council) that requires relevant employees to do a food safety online course every year. Every year. **** me. And most of the questions are common sense like 'Is it OK to leave food out of the fridge for over three hours?' and 'Should you wash your hands before preparing food?'
Does it allow you to better appreciate the flavours of savoury foods?
The human brain is not built for, and is not capable of, remembering several long strings of nonsensical characters that get changed regularly. People say don't use the same password for multiple things. Who the **** can remember several passwords that are strong? Saved passwords are making that easier.The company I work for having yearly training modules to complete. Nothing wrong with that element.
The login phase is behind the Microsoft 365 UI.
Absolute campaigner of login process. Password needs changing every 30 days.
Doesn't register passwords that meet criteria as being acceptable. Registers new passwords only to then refuse you logging in under that new password.
The more you expect human beings to use increasingly lengthy and nonsensical passwords and change them very frequently, in my view the more you encourage people to write it down and rehash the same thing.
This happened to me before (also with CBA), couple of grand got taken. I got it at all back, just lodge a dispute and you'll get it back.
Was much taken? Will the bank replace it?
All my passwords are written in a small book, otherwise I’d have no hope. Some are used on more than one site. I never change any of them. Including my bank one (which is unique and not written down,
I’ll always remember it).
So don’t use it. It’s too easy to allow novelties like this to take over because they’re “fun” and “easy”. Why do we want everything to be fun and easy? The world would have got nowhere if people hadn’t put in the hard work and brain power and critical independent thinking. Sure, there might be limited usefulness but if the population gets to rely on it it just leads to even more thought control…
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About $600. I have lodged a dispute with the bank. It will probably take about a month.
Password manager ftw.
I like how you said this with a straight face
Same, Mrs Syd knows where the book is in case I cark it and needs to access Bank, Super etc..All my passwords are written in a small book, otherwise I’d have no hope. Some are used on more than one site. I never change any of them. Including my bank one (which is unique and not written down,
Am I dicing with death?
