The whole *point* of any 2FA is that it acts as a filter for automated, high-volume login attempts. Hackers can spam a million accounts a minute, actual users might rely on 2FA a handful of times a week. Almost by definition, the vast majority of 2FA requests are malicious.

@cbarrett Big "delete system32 to save space" energy

@cbarrett @pookleblinky It's not "can we...", it's "we must..." and everyone who oposed that statement getting fired same day

@cbarrett @pookleblinky Someone might even think he massively overpaid for Twitter, and is now desperately trying to limit his losses 🤔

@cbarrett @pookleblinky What he needs in this case is an engineer to sit him down and explain that, yes, this time bigger number is better

@cbarrett @pookleblinky its not even "can we cut that?" its just "cut that or you're fired"