Library to Require Fingerprint to Use PCs
FearUncertaintyDoubt writes "Three libraries in Naperville, IL, soon will start requiring patrons who use the library's PCs to provide a fingerprint scan. The article says, ' Library officials say the added security is necessary to ensure people who are using the computers are who they say they are. Officials promise to protect the confidentiality of the fingerprint records.'"
...a copy of Elvis's fingerprint?
Wait a minute... Guess I'm confusing names in an otherwise similar reality.
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Meh. Their game, their rules.
If you think being asked for a fingerprint is bad, try borrowing a book from me sometime.
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So what's to stop me from cutting someone's finger off and use that to log on? All this security shmecurity and people overlook the obvious.
The Digital Couture Collection
Anybody using a library is at a minimum, guilty of literacy, and there's probable cause for being guilty of wanting to learn something. Hang 'em high!
In Soviet Russia, the Library checks out YOU!!!
In China, only old people go to the library to use computers.
1. Make fingerprint scanner
2. Con librarians into buying it
3. ???
4. PROFIT!
They can get my fingerprint when they pull my finger out of Cowboy Neal's butt.
Let's see.....Soviet Russia, Chinese old people, profit, Cowboy Neal reference. Now only if this would have been the first post....
I can use my middle finger for the print.
No Nyarlathotep, No Chaos
Know Nyarlathotep, Know Chaos
A national disgrace, I'm sure.
I don't know what the big deal is; I'd be more than happy to give these librarians the finger.