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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink39•1 year agoI wonder how random people can just start checking guests in without a system password.
minus-square@SheeEttinlinkEnglish47•1 year agoSomeone walked away leaving it unlocked and it doesn’t automatically lock after inactivity.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink33•edit-21 year agoI would bet money on “password was on a post it taped to the screen” instead.
minus-square@CADmonkeylink4•1 year agoBonus points for the password being written under the laat two scratched out passwords.
I wonder how random people can just start checking guests in without a system password.
Someone walked away leaving it unlocked and it doesn’t automatically lock after inactivity.
I would bet money on “password was on a post it taped to the screen” instead.
Bonus points for the password being written under the laat two scratched out passwords.
RIP /talesfromthefrontdesk