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I have one on my keychain, one in each computer and one in a safe
by lokar 4y ago
I have one on my keychain, one in each computer and one in a safe
- brookst 4y agoAnd you enroll them all for each service?
- stavros 4y agoYes. It's not super fun, but I only need to do it once per service. I even built a Solo 2 key into my framework laptop: https://imgz.org/i6Gn2fyS/ https://imgz.org/i6Gn2fyS/
- illiac786 4y agoBut what are your steps if you loose device1? Log into each service with device2 and unenroll device1’s key?
- stavros 4y agoYes, or, more likely, just do nothing because it needs a PIN that nobody else has.
- vlmutolo 4y agoThat's incredible. I can't imagine the Framework people ever thought of this particular extension card use case. I wonder if something like this could sell on their third-party extension card store.
- stavros 4y agoMaybe they didn't think of it, but they certainly made it happen! The fact that they provide customizable 3D-printable models in a GitHub repo is fantastic, I love the laptop and the company. I don't really want to bother selling it, but I'll upload it to Printables in case anyone wants it.
- lokar 4y agoYes, for each important service. Primary email, financial, dns, etc. others I user long random passwords.