What's a company secret you can share now that you no longer work there?CaspianXI@lemmy.world to Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world – 1257 points – 1 years ago940Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentHaving worked on a system like this, typically no. DMP systems for example, require every user's 4 digit pin number to be unique.Doesn't that make the numeric code their username? There is no 'password' here.Sure in theory, but in the UI for these systems it is always called a PIN number or a Passcode.
Having worked on a system like this, typically no. DMP systems for example, require every user's 4 digit pin number to be unique.Doesn't that make the numeric code their username? There is no 'password' here.Sure in theory, but in the UI for these systems it is always called a PIN number or a Passcode.
Doesn't that make the numeric code their username? There is no 'password' here.Sure in theory, but in the UI for these systems it is always called a PIN number or a Passcode.
Having worked on a system like this, typically no. DMP systems for example, require every user's 4 digit pin number to be unique.
Doesn't that make the numeric code their username? There is no 'password' here.
Sure in theory, but in the UI for these systems it is always called a PIN number or a Passcode.