(05-29-2020, 01:31 PM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(05-29-2020, 01:21 PM)jagibelieve Wrote: You obviously don't know or understand what two factor authentication is.  I'll try to give you an example in simple terms that even a democrat like you can understand.

At my work in order to access a door or a computer I must present a photo ID that has a special code encoded on a microchip to a card reader.  The system will authenticate whether or not it's a valid ID and if I have permission to access the space.  If either fails then I'm stopped right there.  Then I have to enter a PIN or password which the system then uses to authenticate whether or not it matches the special code on the ID card presented.  It's something that I physically have (the photo ID) and something that I know (the PIN/password).

Voting in person with a valid photo ID is the only way to go with the few exceptions where someone may need an absentee ballot.

Thought you were above insults.

Guess not.

(05-29-2020, 01:41 PM)TJBender Wrote:

(05-29-2020, 01:21 PM)jagibelieve Wrote: You obviously don't know or understand what two factor authentication is.  I'll try to give you an example in simple terms that even a democrat like you can understand.

Do you know what I do for a living, exactly? Don't assume that you can lecture me on what 2FA is because I'm using a very broad, general interpretation of the term that applies to this situation. I deal with the much more technical form of MFA on a daily [BLEEP] basis, and I deal with the simpler types that involve one code being sent to your email and another sent to your phone. In the interest of keeping things clear for you, I won't go any deeper. I wouldn't expect a delivery boy to understand that there can be different applications of the same concept.