weak passwords
Okay, I'm was enjoying this for a while because it felt like 'sci-fi' and anything 'sci-fi' I like regardless of how stupid it might be, in actuality. (Like the original Star Trek series, if you grok me.)
But when the daughter takes the guy home and immediately logs into her dad's system and knows his passwords because 'he uses birthdays', well, there's only so much bogus hollywood crapola I can stand.
The only one of my passwords anyone could crack if they really tried is the one I use HERE for imdb, because I don't care about this site, it's just a movie site. But I defy anyone to EVER crack one of my work-related or banking-related passwords. I guarantee no one could, and I'm close to 70 than to 60, so there goes another fallacy, that the 'senior citizens' are not high-tech savvy.
The dad character is a physicist, and if he was a real-world physicist I'd bet a thou that he would be using REALLY strong passwords (like I do, that NO one can guess) and furthermore he isn't writing down 'password hints' either.
Okay a minor point, but really I get quite annoyed at hollywood attempts to make KIDS smarter and more knowledgeable than the ADULTS. NOT TRUTH.
Sigh, I might as well go back to working on the android app I'm writing for my grandkids, since I won't be able to relax and watch the rest of this drivel.
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