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WHY WAS IT CALLED SINGLE-SIGN ON WHEN SIGN-ON 37 TIMES PER DAY WAS RIGHT THERE
arc) @joeblubaugh fun fact: this was the basis for the movie Signs
@joeblubaugh because you have to sign on every single time
@joeblubaugh it's short for every single task requires a separate sign on 
@cjust @joeblubaugh omg classic 
@joeblubaugh@hachyderm.io Okta? More like "okta throw it in the garbage" am I right?
@julie you are, in fact, right.
@joeblubaugh my employer has two Single-Sign-On systems.
Yeah.
@joeblubaugh @chickenwing Continuous Sign-On
@joeblubaugh multiple accounts with single-sign-on with multiple competing factors, yay!
And regular check of factors! Microsoft makes it possible!
@joeblubaugh Single for Me (the AD Server) not for Thee (The User)
@joeblubaugh Thanks Hudu. At least 10 times a day, sometimes even 5 minutes away from the tab.
@joeblubaugh It's called single-sign-on because you have to sign on every single time you try to do something
It’s called Single Sign On ‘cause you sign on every single time.
@joeblubaugh its for single people only...
@joeblubaugh@hachyderm.io ohohohoho are you confusing Single Sign-On with Same Sign-On?
@joeblubaugh See also: "Stay logged in... for maybe five minutes then you'll be logged out again, probably because you rejected cookies."
@miketorr @joeblubaugh That's it. You've got it. The primary business motivation here is that the company needs to only buy a "single" system not multiple. It has nothing to do with the user.
@joeblubaugh it's called that because there's a single person doing all the work : you
@joeblubaugh as someone currently deploying SSO across multiple systems I feel this toot should have a CW. Going back under my blanket now
@dashlion @joeblubaugh I'm so sorry. The best piece of career advice I ever got, from my manager at the time, was "never get the Identity on you". (I did end up getting it on me a bit, but it washed off after a few years.)