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jarm0
3y ago
TLDR; Written an article about a real-life case-study about Android app deployment/development problem where production version has a critical problem and update has been "in review" for 72h+ and there's nothing else we
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3y ago
I was not even aware that PWA can be submitted also to the store. But yeah, it's crazy that there does not exist a way to yank/cancel latest release so that no more phones would get the faulty update at least. I was not aware of t
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Prisoners of Google Android Development
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3y ago
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1976 Chowchilla Kidnapping
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
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7y ago
All security headers were supposed to be added by gin-contrib/secure middleware ( https://github.com/gin-contrib/secure ). However, your comment made me verify that it actually works as it was doing at the time of s
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jarm0
7y ago
I was using LastPass at first. I even paid them some money to have support on mobile. I didn't like LastPass because their UI was just really ugly and I saw some security problems being discovered. Switched to mitro since it was free a
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7y ago
This is a really simple and definitely a better solution than not using any password manager at all (if we leave out possible government/Google issues, which I personally would definitely not leave out). But yeah, as already mentioned
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jarm0
7y ago
That's a good principle in theory, but how do you know that using any 3rd party password manager is any better? There has been plenty of security problems with all of the major providers as far as I'm concerned. At least with all
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jarm0
7y ago
Thanks! This project has it all except autofill. Okay, to be really honest then on mobile you need to access secrets via browser (UI is responsive though) and there's no separate app for that. Autofill is not supported and I don't
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Show HN: Self-hosted and self-contained web app password manager written in Go
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jarm0
7y ago
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Not yet Another Password Manager Written in Go Using Libsodium
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jarm0
9y ago
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Google Play Store “owned” via AdWords?
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jarm0
10y ago
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