Am 10.02.15 um 18:33 schrieb Donald Stufft: >> Can you please elaborate on that position? Why is it useful to have >> separate accounts on separate systems? > > Sure.
Thanks! Just one comment - without the desire to get into a long-winded discussion. > 1. I feel like the goal of federated auth has failed in general and is > unlikely > to ever succeed. As a user of websites I have over 400 different entries in > my password manager, even if 50% of them implement federated auth (which I > feel like is a high number but that's not backed by math, just gut feeling) > that's still over 200 entries I need to maintain in my password manager. In > this case federated auth has not meaningfully reduced the burden of > maintaining password for me since maintaining 200 isn't any easier than 400 > and instead it just complicates my login flow I think this is your personal usage primarily. A lot of user just avoid having to use a password manager, and use the same password on many systems. (Of course, many people also *do* use different passwords, and some also use passwords managers) Regards, Martin _______________________________________________ Distutils-SIG maillist - Distutils-SIG@python.org https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/distutils-sig
