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GitHub -> Gitea Bitwarden -> Vaultwarden Can't kick yourself off your own services. Well you can, but you can also unban yourself.
by JLCarveth 3y ago
GitHub -> Gitea
Bitwarden -> Vaultwarden
Can't kick yourself off your own services. Well you can, but you can also unban yourself.
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- dormento 3y ago> Can't kick yourself off your own services Well actually... > Well you can :P It brings to mind the convenience dillema. How many custom made note taking apps do we really need? How much % of all use cases must an app solve before we collectively declare a problem "solved"?