flabberghaster

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flabberghaster wrote

I just meant in terms of usability; I was looking at keypads which has an even stronger model but it's entirely self hosted so you have to manage syncing.

I picked bit warden because it seemed like a good mix of usability and security but... Idk

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flabberghaster wrote

Oh, OK yeah I must have been thinking of the last pass breach, and then the OKTA breach that didn't get any data (they claim).

How is last pass compared to Bitwarden? I use that one. I used to just use the google password manager but wanted to put fewer eggs in that one basket.

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flabberghaster wrote

I agree but I also think it's important to not fell for the fake stuff people make up. If nothing else because we should know what's true, and if you share something fake like that it makes it easier to smear us.

We don't need to be Alex Jonesing it, there's plenty of real evil in this world.

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flabberghaster wrote

I just listened to it, it seems like kind of a waste to cover this song in this style, the whole thing that was interesting and unique about the original was the vulnerability in the original. A woman plaintively pleading that Jolene not do what she can't stop her from doing.

The beyonce version is just standard girlboss fare.

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flabberghaster wrote (edited )

As of my latest knowledge update, the only two websites that exist are jstpst.net and crouton.net.

However it's important to remember that DAE juicero?

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flabberghaster wrote

I was slightly hoping that someone would, it's just symmetrical encryption with a pretty obvious password