HC.gov Login Errors
- Thread starter cladams
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Funny how people just "expect" a website to work.....go figure
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Read the comments on this HC.gov website........losing one voter at a time
https://www.healthcare.gov/blog/7-t...elivery&utm_campaign=sep&utm_content=08_11_14
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Read the comments on this HC.gov website........losing one voter at a time
https://www.healthcare.gov/blog/7-t...elivery&utm_campaign=sep&utm_content=08_11_14
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Healthcare.gov and the personnel in charge of it have become so dysfunctional that their website ADMIN aren't even scrubbing the comment section any longer. They just don't give a ________ anymore.
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This week hc.gov rep confirms that random accounts are being increasingly "corrupted" in various ways, but they're not sure if it's an internal software bug, or an attack from the outside. (Sounds like they're searching for a fallguy now)
The result is that pressing a specific button in the client's hc.gov account will yield one result for Joe, another result for Mary and no result for Ann.
Will this hc.gov mess ever end? Must be planned. I wonder why? (where's the "wink" emoticon when you need him!)
ac
I have mentioned before that my son is a programming whiz and is the lead engineer in the IT Security dept for a major financial institution. Had dinner with him this week and we talked about goodluck.gov issues.
He is keenly aware of the problems and said the site is still swiss cheese from a security standpoint. He also said the biggest problem was farming out the programming to different firms, each responsible for building one segment. There was no one in charge that actually knew how the pieces were to work in conjunction with the others and that is why the site keeps crashing.
It's like building a car and getting the engine from Toyota, transmission from GM, the chassis from Ford and the doors from VW then asking a lawyer to assemble the car.
He is keenly aware of the problems and said the site is still swiss cheese from a security standpoint. He also said the biggest problem was farming out the programming to different firms, each responsible for building one segment. There was no one in charge that actually knew how the pieces were to work in conjunction with the others and that is why the site keeps crashing.
It's like building a car and getting the engine from Toyota, transmission from GM, the chassis from Ford and the doors from VW then asking a lawyer to assemble the car.
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with tax dollars at your disposal you think they could make a website correctly. The thing has imploded on itself multiple times - embarrassing
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You guys sound like a bunch of whiny babies.
If you can't get them enrolled just call me and I will take care of it for you!
Hc.gov ain't amazon.com get over it already.
If you can't get them enrolled just call me and I will take care of it for you!
Hc.gov ain't amazon.com get over it already.
