Before password composition rules, those were actually quite common, as well as passwords that were just the same as the username. Heck, it wasn't until that long ago that router manufacturers used to ship with admin/admin as the default credentials.
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We also got: trekkies, mod/admin drama, lemmyvision, Stör, that guy that posts daily video game screenshots, Sandy the horse, owls, thirsty She-Ra shitposts...
It's so hard!
Ah, it seems that Grok is trained on those high quality Reddit sleuth minds. "We found him!"
It ended up on a cliffhanger. If season 2 made you give up then the rest will likely not be your cup of tea either.
Westworld explored that idea. It doesn't end well.
Bearenstien.
Lower Decks, S01E01.
Sounds like what you want is tracing. OpenTelemetry is the de facto standard for that. Couple it with aggressive sampling (here's a great talk on it https://www.usenix.org/conference/srecon24americas/presentation/cruz ) and you'll have a very efficient way of identifying use patterns.
Only activating the fingerprint reader when the screen is on is a regression compared to the rear reader. It means I need to squeeze the phone to unlock it, vs just placing my finger in the right spot. It also negates the purported advantage from the comment above mine about being able to easily unlock the phone while lying on a table.
I'm not arguing that the power button reader doesn't work for anyone. I'm saying that it is qualitatively worse UX for me in particular.
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Brrring! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTc3PsW5ghQ&t=157