#totp meant Time-based one-time password to me.

[sarge@mstdn.social]

#totp meant Time-based one-time password to me. Finding it in trends got me totally confused. These fans of vintage music raised serious security concerns with me.

[rhedmtf@mastodon.social]

@sarge you weirdo’s need to change your goofy meaning to TBOTP and leave #totp to the rest of us.

[snaprails@cupoftea.social]

@Rhedmtf @sarge Too right
We were here first after all, even on the place that shall not be named.

[losttourist@social.chatty.monster]

@snaprails @Rhedmtf @sarge

And how!

Top of the Pops: first broadcast: 01/01/1964

Time-based One Time Password algorithm: became an official internet standard: May 2011.

We've got almost 50 years prior art on those johnny-come-lately computer types! #TOTP

[losttourist@social.chatty.monster]

@sarge Also, "vintage music". This is the sound of my childhood and my teenage years. If you're calling the music vintage you're calling me vintage ...

*looks in mirror*

Ahh, right. As you were. Nothing to see here, please move along.

#TOTP

[daweaver@mas.to]

@losttourist The current Top Twenty Hit Parade contains four records old enough to have been on the original Top of the Pops, and another one that pre-dates the "time-based one-time password" spec.

An observer might conclude that "vintage music" and "contemporary music" are one and the same thing.

[puts another wax cylinder by Mantovani into the Dansette]

#TOTP

[losttourist@social.chatty.monster]

@daweaver I've just looked at the charts for probably the first time in over a decade.

It ... was not all as I expected.

However in even bigger surprises, I own a copy of Zara Larsson's latest album and the lead single from that is apparently number 7 in the charts.

I am officially down with the kids!