Jared

Unless the service specifically connects to a thing. So like, if I'm going to use a piece of software that's going to use my GitHub account's information in order to augment my GitHub experience, fine. I'm happy to log in with my GitHub.

Unless the service specifically connects to a thing. So like, if I'm going to use a piece of software that's going to use my GitHub account's information in order to augment my GitHub experience, fine. I'm happy to log in with my GitHub.

It's nice that it's there. Cause you can stop and decide versus it just going through for sure. But I agree. Like if you could have check boxes that you could uncheck, like, you know, yeah, not granular, not granular at all.

It's nice that it's there. Cause you can stop and decide versus it just going through for sure. But I agree. Like if you could have check boxes that you could uncheck, like, you know, yeah, not granular, not granular at all.

Right. And sometimes the other strategy I can, I can rationalize the other strategy, which is like, I don't know, let's just ask for as much as we, we might need it eventually anyways, just ask for more. And that way we don't have to come back and like re ask later if we decide we need this thing.

Right. And sometimes the other strategy I can, I can rationalize the other strategy, which is like, I don't know, let's just ask for as much as we, we might need it eventually anyways, just ask for more. And that way we don't have to come back and like re ask later if we decide we need this thing.

And so especially certain people who are like data miners are like, we may need, you know, the thing about just collect all the data we may need it in the future. That's easy to sell that in a meeting, I think. Totally. Yeah.

And so especially certain people who are like data miners are like, we may need, you know, the thing about just collect all the data we may need it in the future. That's easy to sell that in a meeting, I think. Totally. Yeah.

In almost every case. And Adam, your reason of disliking it is actually, I guess, deeper than mine. I'm a simpleton. Mine was just like... I don't want to have to go to every website and think, which provider did I create an account with? Because you end up with like two accounts on different places because you try this, then you try your email and you're like, oh.

In almost every case. And Adam, your reason of disliking it is actually, I guess, deeper than mine. I'm a simpleton. Mine was just like... I don't want to have to go to every website and think, which provider did I create an account with? Because you end up with like two accounts on different places because you try this, then you try your email and you're like, oh.

And so it's like, if I just use email everywhere, then I never have this problem again. Exactly. That's my basic premise is that.

And so it's like, if I just use email everywhere, then I never have this problem again. Exactly. That's my basic premise is that.

Right. I separate the accounts, but I do read all the emails together. So I'm kind of on the fence there, but I'm also inbox zero. So they're relatively taken care of unless I'm actually behind. Dan, what is your opinion on people saying, well, just knock it off with all this fancy magic links, one-time passcodes, like just email password, like forget the SSOs.

Right. I separate the accounts, but I do read all the emails together. So I'm kind of on the fence there, but I'm also inbox zero. So they're relatively taken care of unless I'm actually behind. Dan, what is your opinion on people saying, well, just knock it off with all this fancy magic links, one-time passcodes, like just email password, like forget the SSOs.

If we all just did email password, like the old days, life would be better. What's your opinion on that?

If we all just did email password, like the old days, life would be better. What's your opinion on that?

We're also good at email. Yeah. They're getting better at email. So you're saying passwords, not just they aren't going anywhere, but you think they shouldn't go anywhere.

We're also good at email. Yeah. They're getting better at email. So you're saying passwords, not just they aren't going anywhere, but you think they shouldn't go anywhere.

Dan probably knows.

Dan probably knows.