When SMS confirmation codes first went mainstream, they were four digits long.

Then, five digits long.

Today I had to enter a seven-digit SMS code to confirm my login with UnitedHealthcare.

This security technique is hitting a useability wall. Going beyond eight digits will make people not use it for two-factor authentication.

A chocolate chip cookie uses the fact that it actually contains chocolate chips as a selling point.

I’m not a foodie. But c’mon.

This is from the new version of iStat Menus.

Two weeks, Alaska? I could walk a mag tape over to you in less time.

His email signature contained four text links and four image links.

I just upgraded a macOS application. I won’t give the name. But here’s a tasty snippet from their user manual.

Somewhere there’s a manager or maybe a technical writer who thought it was useful to tell the reader to review the Table of Contents, which includes page numbers.