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Re:StackOverflow for HTML and CSS by whalesalad on Tuesday August 11, 2009 @09:10PM (#757003)
Yeah.. openid still feels really funny to me even as a developer. I guess I should read up more on how it actually works (behind the scenes).
Re:StackOverflow for HTML and CSS by staunch on Tuesday August 11, 2009 @09:54PM (#757068)
Screw it. I've implemented it many times and still don't prefer it myself. I like to be able to setup a new separate semi-anonymous account on each site I use.
Re:StackOverflow for HTML and CSS by anshul on Wednesday August 12, 2009 @12:14AM (#757258)
If that's what you like then can't you just create a separate semi-anonymous openid for every site you use?
Re:StackOverflow for HTML and CSS by whalesalad on Tuesday August 11, 2009 @10:07PM (#757090)
Yep, I feel the same way. I'm much more a fan of something like clickpass where I can bootstrap my signup with details already filled in.
Re:StackOverflow for HTML and CSS by wvenable on Tuesday August 11, 2009 @10:38PM (#757127)
I still haven't bothered to signup for Stackoverflow because of the OpenID requirement. If it has username/password it'd be done already.
Re:StackOverflow for HTML and CSS by billpg on Wednesday August 12, 2009 @04:12AM (#757583)
Great news, myopenid is part of stackoverflow. Register with myopenid and use that to get into stackoverflow.

Okay, myopenid is really an independent entity, but just pretend they are part of the same company and it'll work out fine.

Re:StackOverflow for HTML and CSS by sireat on Wednesday August 12, 2009 @04:58AM (#757620)
I too am not a huge fan of current implementation of OpenID. However, if you have a throwaway account on Yahoo or Google, it is trivially easy to signup on Stackoverflow.