selykg

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by selykg 6y ago
Frankly, the new 1Password mini app is a strong step in the wrong direction since 6. It's huge, it tries to do too much. I've never been happy with it. I switched to Bitwarden and generally it serves the purposes better. A few thi
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by selykg 6y ago
Really hoping Apple makes this feature available in macOS so that password managers can hook into it in an official way. Every year I keep crossing my fingers but it never happens.
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by selykg 6y ago
Eh.. I'm going to go a different route. Compromising everything is easier, it means you have to change the password for everything and know it was compromised. If only SOME stuff is compromised then you don't know what was comprom
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by selykg 6y ago
You're losing out on certain types of phishing protections by doing this. You're also potentially opening yourself up to any apps/tools that are keeping an eye on your clipboard if you're copying and pasting. Auto-type m
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by selykg 6y ago
Bitwarden supports multiple accounts. If you have two logins for the same service with the same URLs they'll appear in the browser extension with the username shown by the title. If you're instead talking about using the same logi
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by selykg 6y ago
Did you read the linked article? Sounds like some people are having some issues with stability of Roam. It's one of the things first talked about in the article.
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by selykg 6y ago
Lucky you. Wells Fargo are terrible. Seriously, do some research. I'd never use those fools.
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by selykg 6y ago
I think that in general you CAN learn and skip those holes if you have someone to guide you that already knows the subject well. But as a person who may be really new to the subject of development and computer science I think it's obvi
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by selykg 6y ago
I think the first problem is you are talking about Wells Fargo. One of the worst banking options imaginable in the US. While limits might not be much different from other banks, at the very least it's not Wells Fucking Fargo.
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by selykg 6y ago
Do we actually know that Microsoft hasn't been trying to resolve this for longer? I haven't seen any real indication that they haven't been.
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by selykg 6y ago
The risk to young children is low. But not having symptoms or being low death rate doesn't mean shit. Kids require adults to take care of them. That means those kids who may have the infection could VERY easily spread it to higher risk
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by selykg 6y ago
Ah yes, the whole "Most people won't show symptoms so that's okay" ploy. Next you'll be saying "kids are basically immune"
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by selykg 6y ago
I have a couple of smart lights/smart outlets that do this. I mostly needed it because for whatever weird ass reason my living room doesn't have lights despite being built in 1994. The lamp I use is fine, but the wall switch for t
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by selykg 6y ago
Not sure what your insurance is like, but mine is $1050/yr. An alarm system would save me $50, barely two months of service for something cheaper, barely one month on a more expensive plan. I would NOT look at it as lowering insurance.
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by selykg 6y ago
Not a clue as I don't use them. I think there are cheaper systems out there that provide fire/emergency options. Simplisafe for instance, haven't looked in awhile so I could be wrong, provides fire alerts and things like that
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by selykg 6y ago
No, I think what I was saying was more a reminder more than anything. Understanding limits is useful in a conversation like this. I don't think someone is more likely to get caught, do you have any sort of documentation to indicate tha
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by selykg 6y ago
Yea, all the sign does, for someone motivated enough, is tell them how much time they have. "Okay, they have a security system. Break in, grab the tv, grab the other stuff that's visible and worth something, then run" At the
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by selykg 6y ago
These types of home security systems are more a deterrent than they are anything else. In fact, the ONLY reason I think I'd personally invest in would be automated alerts for fire or emergency situations. If someone wants into your hou
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by selykg 6y ago
I'm far from representative of all users, but I can't be bothered to use Google Maps anymore. The various integrations that Apple Maps has with Apple Watch and all the improvements it has received over the years makes it just as g
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by selykg 6y ago
Most average users are the reason for this. HN is not average, lets just get that out of the way right now. But it's not uncommon at all for someone to hear "I need to setup 2FA" so they go do so and then not understand how i
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by selykg 6y ago
I have something like 5TB of tv shows and movies on a Plex server since I hate swapping in DVDs and Blurays for the stuff I watch more than once and my collection isn't even really that big. But anyone with a large video library could
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by selykg 6y ago
I really like to use CodeRunner for these types of purposes, I just save off the snippets of code into a folder so I can easily locate those ideas/thoughts/snippets later. https://coderunnerapp.com
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by selykg 6y ago
Thanks! Appreciate the insight.
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by selykg 6y ago
Looked at my multi-vitamin, it's 25mcg (1000 IU). You're saying more would potentially be necessary?
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by selykg 6y ago
How do you have the Bitwarden server setup? I'd love to run it locally at home on a NUC or something similar, but Bitwarden has this shitty "feature" where you can't actually save anything new unless you have a connectio
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by selykg 6y ago
I hear you on that. Try to find little ways to help yourself. A few suggestions, no idea if they'll work for you but maybe you find something in the list or one of them gives you an idea. 1. Meditation. Even if it's just 5 minutes
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by selykg 6y ago
Interesting. I'll look into this, thanks!
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by selykg 6y ago
Glad you're feeling better. It's a tough hole to dig yourself out of.
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by selykg 6y ago
When using a password manager of sufficient security the weakness isn't the password manager. The password manager is likely the strongest security app that most people use on the daily. If you store both the password and 2FA in someth
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by selykg 6y ago
This exactly. At may last job I burnt out, bad. In hindsight I see it. It did so many weird things to my mental health (and physical health) that I did not see at the time. * Depression and Anxiety * High blood pressure * Weight gain * Not

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