If a person doesn't tip, their server doesn't get tipped.
If that same person avoids giving business to restaurants that exploit the tip based system, the same server still doesn't get tipped.
You're not ending tipping culture by tipping, either. Just saying.
That's true. On the other hand, if a server accepts my tip which helps their employer to keep underpaying them that gives me a negative feeling emotion.
And I don't see what I did to deserve this kind of abuse. In your own words, what did I do? Did I piss on someone's rug or anything? What the fuck is wrong with you? You know nothing about me outside of one internet comment exchange and you think the most vile insults are warranted. What is your problem? You weren't even involved. Fuck off.
Oh no, anything but the outlook of never getting another huffy reply from you!
RIght, you just happened to forget about those when you really needed them. But yeah, I apologize for giving you advice. That was obviously wrong of me.
Also, yes, incredibly bothered by your joke that definitely wasn't sarcasm designed to shame me at all since you apparently meant that "imagery of a Terminator" literally. OK. I get it. You take jokes really well. Can we be done now?
you know everything, asshole
I can't get over how god-damn offended you are by a joke. I don't need to take your insults just because I pointed out your bad security decision in an unflattering way.
I don't know everything but I know how MFA works and backup codes have literally been implemented since day one.
nothing has changed about the UI since.
panicking
Let me remind you, that my joke was about your decision to disable MFA, not anything else you're so eager to accuse me of here.
it mirrors the post we are commenting on
You didn't actually miss the "I can't use my Auth app right now" link, though. Come on.
you’re a prick
I don't go around calling people names because I can't take a joke, so at least I've got that going for me.
Yeah, they're a true hero for throwing insults over a joke. You as well, for being huffy on their behalf.
Yeah, I read the story, so I'm aware of the plot.
My comment was aimed at removing MFA completely because OP had a problem once. That is a bad idea and I expressed that by making a joke about using a very bad password because I couldn't remember my actual password which is also a bad idea.
Google (as any other provider) used the phone option for MFA first because that's what OP had been using multiple times before they lost their phone. OP wasn't "supposed to log in using the same phone", Google just offered the default way that had been used before. OP didn't see the other login options and went on the internet to tell everybody how stupid Google is and proceeded to smugly proclaim they removed MFA entirely due to Google's stupidity which inadvertantly revealed OP's less smart decision I made fun of.
The "Try another way" option is literally right below the input field and one of two links displayed at this point (try it out, go to google.com in a private window and enter your password. The other link is "Resend it".). It's not hidden at all and OP had more choices than a stranger finding their phone but they never realized it. But again, that's not my point. My point is that removing MFA because you had trouble logging in without your phone one time is a bad idea which is why I made a joke about that.
You're overreacting a tiny bit, maybe?
I have no idea what you're trying to tell me, sorry. I do assume it was something totally devastating, though, so consider me totally devastated. You can stop the hostility now, I just made a joke at your expense, it's not a big deal, honestly.
Also, I highly recommend reactivating MFA on your account. It's a good thing to have, generally. Yeah, it can suck when it doesn't work but now you know how hard it is for someone unauthorized to get into your account.
Someone made you the butt of a joke on the internet. Please get over it and don't go shoot up your school.
You're not selling your work, you're selling your time. If you're at the restaurant on a slow day, you're not seeing your friends and family and you're not using your time however you want to. If you're spending the exact same amount of time at the restaurant on a slow day as on a busy day, you should take home the exact same amount of money and I'm having a hard time understanding why you would argue your employer's case of paying you less under any circumstances. I think it's a question of self-respect. Who gives a shit about "producing value" for someone else? You're there, sacrificing your time, and that's what you should get paid for. If your employer can't efficiently use the time they employed you for, that's their problem and never yours.