Every time I use Gogo inflight, I’m puzzled by their use of captchas. Are hackers bored enough on flights to try to circumvent their authentication system? There are gazillion other and more consumer-friendly ways to solve that problem like introducing progressive increasing cool-off periods after failed login attempts.
They even let you solve a captchas for accessing Delta’s free inflight messaging service which doesn’t require an account. I’m very puzzled by this.
Do not disturb
I came across this article dumber phone and it expresses well about how I feel about my computing de…
Making it easier to follow a lot of blogs
Djoomba: a simple RSS feed aggregator
A while ago, I built Djoomba. It’s a hobby project to solve my own problem. I was looking for a simp…
Who still uses RSS newsreaders right?
Trying something new – RSS to email
There are quite a few blogs I like to follow and I visited them regularly to see if there was an upd…
Bye Medium and Squarespace
Back to the future – hello WordPress
All of my twelve regular readers (hi mom! 👋) might have noticed that I’ve moved my blog again. After…