Sprint fumbles, fries Fusics with faulty firmware

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Chris Taylor @ Oct 1st 2006 5:21PM

Hey engadget what is the point of a password if your going to make it some freaky funky set of characters that users have absolutely ZERO change of every memorizing ?

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Paul @ Oct 1st 2006 6:33PM

My browser asked if I wanted it to remember the password, since the feature was implemented I have not had to confirm a single comment because my browser just holds onto the password for me.

I dont think you have to worry about people logging onto your comptuer to leave nasty comments on engadget in your name... heh

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