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This is probably the worst possible response anyone could give with a question like this. I sincerely hope you're either joking, or in no way responsible for t
by manuscreationis 14y ago
This is probably the worst possible response anyone could give with a question like this.
I sincerely hope you're either joking, or in no way responsible for the security of user accounts wherever you happen to be employed.
- Mamady 14y agoIm not joking at all. It's not as if HN is "feature rich" - the short comings are spread across the board, why should they implement a multilayer login security system but skimp on everything else? Have you ever done PCI compliance? Login is the tip of the iceberg! But that is exactly my point - HN doesnt need to do this stuff or become PCI compliant, because they dont store (very) sensitive information. HN is a poor MVP at best. Its the community that makes HN amazing, not the product.