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I don't disagree with you, but a lot of people don't understand any of those steps. 3 is the step most people will understand, I think you can understand that L
by godelski 2y ago
I don't disagree with you, but a lot of people don't understand any of those steps. 3 is the step most people will understand, I think you can understand that LetsEncrypt can be confusing the first time, and well... DNS... that's notorious for people being confused on.
What people consider "advanced user" varies quite a bit and there's a lot of subdomains in computing. (Though maybe the term is also degrading...)
- 542354234235 2y agoIt strikes me that if you aren’t advanced enough for this then you probably aren’t advanced enough to safely manage your password manager locally. If you don’t have a good understanding of things like DNS, do you understand the vulnerabilities you need to mitigate for in a self-hosted situation? I don’t self-host, even though I could get it working and I self-host plenty of other things, because I’m not a security expert and I think it is more likely I would put my password manager at greater risk than Bitwarden.