two factor authentication codes every day until i die. copy and paste this code from your email. what are you, stupid? you cant just look at this web page without an account. how do you think this works? if we arent able to squeeze every last byte of analytics data out of you the investors will have us put in the stocks at Salesforce Park

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neku OP wrote on July 1, 2025 at 8:47 AM (edited on July 1, 2025 at 8:55 AM)

Click on the school buses, worm. Stand up and shout McDonald's

twovests wrote on July 1, 2025 at 1:19 PM

turn on computer

type bios password

type disk encryption password

type operating system password

i'm in

want to log in to see my juicecoin wallet

type password manager password

password manager unlocked

autofill password into juicecoin, saving me time.

"we've sent a 12 digit code to your email. please enter the 12 digit code to log in to juicecoin"

go to email site login page

autofill password into email site login page

"please enter your TOTP code"

walk to room where my phone is

look at phone... faceid fails. i am told face id is good

enter phone password

i'm in

open otp app

need to authenticate to get email otp code

look at phone... faceid fails. i am told face id is good

enter phone password

i get my email otp code

sprint back to desktop

type email otp code in as fast as i can

i'm in

get 12 digit juice code from email

enter into the juice site

i'm finally in

check my balance

1.2 fl oz of juice coin

underscores wrote on July 1, 2025 at 9:24 AM

"two" factor authentication often ends up with typing up to 6 codes. Log to log into phone, computer, and authentication app, then type website password and authentication code. Plus the pointless captcha to help train their AI. And if the computer is off there's another encryption key to type in.

Then a lot of them just save a cookie, so it's effectively 1 factor most of the time.