Chapter Eleven worksheet
If You Cannot Log In, You Do Not Own It
One sitting, about two hours, and you will need to actually log in to things rather than ask somebody whether you can.
1
List the recurring things that produce a number or an action somebody relies on.
2
For each one, write three names: who notices if it stops, who can reach the original records, who can stop it.
| Recurring thing | Who notices if it stops | Who can reach the records | Who can stop it | Loud or silent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
3
Look at the blanks and the repeats.
Blanks and repeats
4
Check whose name each account is in, and log in to three things yourself today.
| Account | In whose name | I logged in myself today |
|---|---|---|
| Domain registrar | ||
| Where the DNS is edited | ||
| Website hosting | ||
5
For each one, write whether it fails loudly or silently, and how you would know.
The silent ones, and how I would know
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