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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Maybe they can add profiles that we can switch between, have you checked their GitHub if it's been requested yet?
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Checking their GitHub, it does seem like most of these are planned to be added "mid term".
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Not yet at least, most of the missing features that other password managers have are planned to be added on their GitHub.
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
It's finally official and built into the latest Firefox 70! With separate mobile apps for easy access everywhere. Some questions and answers I had as a Bitwarden user: - It is not possible to import passwords from other password manage
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Firefox Lockwise – Encrypted Password Manager(mozilla.org)
84 points by tmikaeld 7y ago|20 comments
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
I mean that encryption puts the entire data-store at risk, I've seen it happen more than twice due to RAM being faulty (In one incident it was using ECC RAM) and a power-failure. Even the backups where corrupt due to being backed up in
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Both LXC and OpenVZ can run VPN services with just setting a couple of flags, I've done it on both.
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
For organizing collections, that would be awesome!
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Answer: Compromised datacenter that had insecure remote management system running.
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
For dedicated servers this would work, especially for VPN where data-loss is "acceptable". But if it where based on containers like LXC or OpenVZ, then the host can force root access via a command without even changing the root pa
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
There's also Streisand[0], that gives a lot more options. [0] https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
It's odd that NordVPN, VikingVPN and Torguard all got their private keys leaked here. - Did the hackers use an SSH or a VPN service vulnerability? - Or maybe even a previously unknown vulnerability? - Was SSH access firewalled? If not,
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Yeah, they have been around for a very long time too. Used to be the more expensive alternative though, glad to see their prices have fallen a bit.
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Nice, too bad the organization part is card-based, would have loved a drag/drop interface like with Bookmarkninja [1] https://www.bookmarkninja.com/images/dashboard3-650.png
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Oh, there's a self-hosted one? Any link?
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
This one seems to index also the content of pages.
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
This is really nice, now I can get rid of HistorySearch which does the same thing but stores everything on the cloud.
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
https://www.meshcommander.com/meshcentral2 Seems to do this (currently in beta)
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
There's no need to monitor Apples own processes because MacOS already do that with "System Integrity Protection" which stops any modification of system files. See here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT2
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
You need to address the cost of scalability, free isn't a price and there's clearly a price somewhere along the line.
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
I really don't like it when new services leave out the pricing and hide it under "contact us". Testing and trying something new requires time and effort, which is limited, especially for companies that would be interested, if
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
The usual question, how they monetize the service? It's answered here[1], along with limitations[2]: - 100kb max body-size. - Rate-limit at 10 requests per second - 10 seconds per execution for HTTP triggers, and 30 seconds for cron tr
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
On MacOS, the free "RansomWhere?" tool is a really nice thing to have, it warns if any app is hammering files and stops it until you approve/deny. https://www.objective-see.com/products/ransomwhere.html
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
There might not be that many that know about it? Image-conversion is the library I've used the most, since you can target file-size || quality: https://github.com/WangYuLue/image-conversion
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
I think we're at a similar number, I don't remember when we started but it was around the same time. We also tried different types of flour, at first we used ordinary flour but it didn't taste right (bad fermentation too). No
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Actually tried making sourdough bread at home, the taste and texture eventually became so superior that we don't want to buy bread in the store any more. Sure, there are "sourdough" bread in the store, but they always add ord
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Yes.. It felt silly writing "serverless".
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
How many are offline-only? Almost everyone one chrome web-store are online-based and "freemium" only.
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Yeah, it needs a lot of additional features. I hope this isn't one of these "abandon-ware" kind of deals.
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by tmikaeld 7y ago
Understood, you can only login at the actual computer, not from anywhere. Should be mandatory for the elderly that are the most targeted victims.

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