cajdavidson

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by cajdavidson 8y ago
Fair enough, I'm essentially a contractor with a Ltd company so my use case is fairly simple and I'm the only one with access, I appreciate for larger organisations it may not be quite where it needs to be yet. Probably one to kee
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by cajdavidson 8y ago
Check out Tide[0], I use them for my business banking and have had nothing but great experience with them. Had my account setup in ~10 minutes after being made to jump through all sorts of hoops to get a high-street bank business account se
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by cajdavidson 9y ago
+1 for the Password Store app, I happen to use an Android tablet and an iPhone and the "Pass" app on iPhone works just as well too (and includes touchID).
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by cajdavidson 9y ago
It is just plain text encrypted files in a GIT repo, so no reason why multiple people couldn't use it, I don't think there would be the ability to have segregation of folders for different people without some tweaks though.
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by cajdavidson 9y ago
Yes, it was exactly because of that, it could have been any password provider, there was nothing specifically wrong with Lastpass, the only reason I was using them was convenience.
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by cajdavidson 9y ago
I've recently moved from Lastpass to using Pass[0] & BrowserPass[1], just as convenient and allows me to manage the storing of passwords myself. All files are PGP encrypted. Storing my passwords in my self hosted GIT allows them to
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by cajdavidson 9y ago
Thanks, found this link about this which was pretty useful as someone who doesn't know much about this already; https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/04/guide-http2-server-...
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by cajdavidson 9y ago
We're currently in Austria and my daughter likes to watch "Mia and Me" which she used to watch back in England, in Austria the only option is for German dubbed audio, English is the source audio, I've no idea why it isn&