Re: The KLF were correct
You miss spelled Opp Norf
Posts by Will Godfrey
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Saturday 22nd October 2022 11:33 GMT 
Appreciate the effort but...
Like so many others have said, it's really solving the wrong problem. The problem being the loss of unique identity that attracted me to El Reg in the first place.
Incidentally, why exactly was "Biting the hand that feeds IT" dropped. Seems a perfectly innocuous and amusing by-line.
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Thursday 20th October 2022 08:01 GMT 
Quite predicatable (and was some time back)
The more 'connected' everything is, the easier this sort of thing becomes - and it's not just money. There was a case a while ago where a man had his house 'stolen' and sold while he was on holiday.
The best security is multiple totally independent and DISconnected forms of verification - but that's more effort.
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Biting the hand that feeds IT
