Logging In In France
On my recent trip to Bilbao and back, I spent three days in France and on the two mornings in Biarritz, I checked some of my Internet accounts, from a computer in the hotel’s Business Centre.
My major accounts have a system of logins and passwords that are stored in my Mark One brain, which means it is a system that is unbreakable without my being present. Nothing is written down, on or in anything I carry.
However, France with its bizarre keyboard layout, made some of the logins difficult. For instance to login to many accounts, you need to type an e-mail address, but that is not easy, as typing the @ sign is not a simple shift, but a control-alt keystroke.
Sometimes, France can get very annoying in the simplest of things, by going its own sweet way.
The Anonymous Widower 
If you think a French keyboard is difficult, try a Swedish one.
Comment by John Wright | December 23, 2013 |
I have and they’re not as difficult as French ones, as all the common letters, numbers and punctuation I needed were obvious.
What does say a French smartphone show?
Comment by AnonW | December 23, 2013 |