Thread for Things That Made You Frown Today

[Sorcasaurus]

Stupid IT departments that make retarded password rules.

Must be at least 8 characters long, but not more than 9 (come to find out, 9 doesn't work.. so it has to be exactly 8)
Must have 1 capital letter, but no more.
Must have 1 number, but no more.
Must be changed every 14 days.
Can't be repeated for 25 cycles.

Wow, and I was frustrated with my password requirements...

[Tgo01]

Stupid IT departments that make retarded password rules.

Must be at least 8 characters long, but not more than 9 (come to find out, 9 doesn't work.. so it has to be exactly 8)
Must have 1 capital letter, but no more.
Must have 1 number, but no more.
Must be changed every 14 days.
Can't be repeated for 25 cycles.

I never understood passwords that require an exact number of characters, or ones that limit characters to something low like 10 or under. Doesn't it actually make it easier for someone who wanted to force their way into your account if they knew the password had to be exactly 8 characters long.

Also wouldn't it be easier for a hacker to just hack their way into the server and by bypass the passwords altogether?

[Sorcasaurus]

http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwor...utraged-156708

[Atlanteax]

Stupid IT departments that make retarded password rules.

Must be at least 8 characters long, but not more than 9 (come to find out, 9 doesn't work.. so it has to be exactly 8)
Must have 1 capital letter, but no more.
Must have 1 number, but no more.
Must be changed every 14 days.
Can't be repeated for 25 cycles.

I keep a spreadsheet at work with some 60+ (not a typo) of ID/PWs to be able to deal with this lunacy.

Fortunately some do not require constant update/changes.

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My personal PW stuff, on my own PC, I put into my bookmarks, in case I 'blank' when a saved PW field is empty or had not gone to one website for awhile.

[Ker_Thwap]

http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwor...utraged-156708

I don't get this line of thinking. The child had a knife, and was in such a tantrum that someone felt they needed to call the police. The police arrive, the situation is resolved. Suddenly, it's the fault of the police? It just seems like Nancy Grace like reporting. Was their blood? Oh, well if there was no blood, then clearly the police are ogres, because that's the only defining concern.

[subzero]

Stupid IT departments that make retarded password rules.

Must be at least 8 characters long, but not more than 9 (come to find out, 9 doesn't work.. so it has to be exactly 8)
Must have 1 capital letter, but no more.
Must have 1 number, but no more.
Must be changed every 14 days.
Can't be repeated for 25 cycles.

Jesus, do you have to be cavity searched when you leave every day, too?

[Silvean]

Ahh, thought you meant the other kind.

I thought she meant rolling papers. You know what I'm saying! Actually, I don't do that sort of thing anymore.

[Methais]

WORLD’S WORST PET OWNER CUTS DOG WITH RAZOR BLADES SO SHE CAN SCORE PAIN PILLS FROM VET



Police in Elizabethtown, KY say they arrested a woman for allegedly harming her pet dog to snag pain pills. Red flags went up after 23-year-old Heather Pereira’s third visit to the animal doctor.

According to the News Enterprise, Pereira cut her 4-year-old retriever named Alice with disposable razor blades so badly the dog needed stitches. Then Pereira reportedly took the animal to the doctor as Alice was bleeding and in pain in hopes of scoring Tramadol, a narcotic-like pain reliever (and she did).

Veterinarian Chad Bailey told the News Enterprise Alice had two serious cuts to her right flank that needed six to eight stitches to close. “Bailey said the frequency of Pereira’s visits and the nature of the wounds made her visit this week suspicious,” News Enterprise said.

During the first visit on Oct. 1, according to reports, Pereira was given Tramadol for cuts. In a second visit to an Elizabethtown clinic, Pereira was given 10 tablets, but she returned three days later and said her child had flushed them down the toilet (Pereira does not have any kids). That’s when the doctor prescribed her 10 more tablets.

Although Elizabethtown Police department Maj. Troy Dye wasn’t specific on how the arrest went down he did say, “We’re confident she was using the painkillers.”

After Pereira was handcuffed and taken in, according to the News Enterprise, she admitted to cutting the dog with her husband’s razors and taking “3 or 4 of the pills.” Pereira is facing three counts of first-offense torture of a cat or dog and three counts of attempt to obtain a controlled substance by making false statements.

As for Alice, the News Enterprise said she is currently at the hospital as she heals.

Bailey said, “She’s doing great. She’s a great dog and is going to be fine. She’ll forgive; that’s what they do.”

Read more: News Enterprise

http://crimefeed.com/2014/12/woman-a...ationDiscovery

Piece of shittery continues to reach new levels.

[Taernath]

My dog takes Tramadol for arthritis.

[Allereli]

I thought she meant rolling papers. You know what I'm saying! Actually, I don't do that sort of thing anymore.

I don't know how you guys relate "tights" to weed.