Very easy to change the password, very good
And bank security system is also completely different and works on completely different layers. Some actions does need to identification system "manually", such as having appointment with bank service on face-to-face.
Evil doers don't attempt to rob the banks ( or at least not so often compared to physical ones, which involves physical money), but rather their customers. Thus scamming attempts.
ojee .. my email acwestly@gmail was hacked ... block from google .. and now ? .. no chance of change [email protected] to [email protected]
you're posting here, so i assume you can change e-mail addresss in your settings
Instructions for those who cannot access their registered email:
https://www.lfs.net/forum/thread/112018
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You're right. I see this message on the other account.
But I'm like "Lucas McFly": I don't pay attention to the events because they don't really interest me, and I don't expect any references to LFS there. Sorry
But I'll probably pay more attention in the future.Well, I knew it was a bit of a long shot to hack the event list to show an announcement.
In a few days it will be "A new version is available" at the top of the screen, some briefly flashing text that might catch the eye and a link to the download. No doubt that will be ignored too, and people will say that they don't read text at the top of the screen. Like sticky threads in a forum, I'm always reluctant to make them sticky as it seems the best way to ensure that most people will not read them.
I've changed the new version to do a bit more subtle flashing if the user needs to go into the unlock page, and a message in there and probably a link, if they need to set an unlock code or have the wrong unlock code.
To see that they'll already need the new version. Anyway, getting the new version is a good first step.
In a few days it will be "A new version is available" at the top of the screen, some briefly flashing text that might catch the eye and a link to the download. No doubt that will be ignored too, and people will say that they don't read text at the top of the screen. Like sticky threads in a forum, I'm always reluctant to make them sticky as it seems the best way to ensure that most people will not read them.
I've changed the new version to do a bit more subtle flashing if the user needs to go into the unlock page, and a message in there and probably a link, if they need to set an unlock code or have the wrong unlock code.
To see that they'll already need the new version. Anyway, getting the new version is a good first step.
Getting people to read is probably the biggest challenge in dev, or any business, really. Or not even in business: take any live stream of a race; even if the laps are displayed on the screen, you can be sure someone in the chat will ask how long the race is.
The main thing you can be sure people will read is API documentation, when they need to implement the API
and even then, some parts may be skipped over, willingly or not...
But surely, if the test patch/next update has a flashing button for the unlock code, I expect people will notice it more easily.
The main thing you can be sure people will read is API documentation, when they need to implement the API
and even then, some parts may be skipped over, willingly or not...But surely, if the test patch/next update has a flashing button for the unlock code, I expect people will notice it more easily.
Removal of WEB password and GAME password
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