Post 1673984 by 00dani@vulpine.club
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(DIR) Post #1673722 by 00dani@vulpine.club
2018-12-03T06:13:01Z
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i don't understand proprietary password managers?like......... you know you're gonna be keeping passwords in your password manager, right? passwords
(DIR) Post #1673731 by BestGirlGrace@social.illegalpornography.com
2018-12-03T06:16:16Z
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@00dani Why would someone use a password manager that can get subpoenaed by cops
(DIR) Post #1673751 by Efi@mastodon.social
2018-12-03T06:18:36Z
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@BestGirlGrace @00dani *shrug* some people are way too courageous (?)
(DIR) Post #1673983 by backwardsflow@vulpine.club
2018-12-03T06:14:15Z
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@00dani the main reason i use a password manager is to keep me from having to remember which password i used for which website
(DIR) Post #1673984 by 00dani@vulpine.club
2018-12-03T06:16:29Z
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@backwardsflow sure i get the appeal of password managers in general, that's why i use onebut proprietary password managers? lastpass, or god forbid, 1password? how can anyone trust their passwords to a closed-source mysterious service, let alone actually pay for that service
(DIR) Post #1676147 by pony@blovice.bahnhof.cz
2018-12-03T09:24:40.923499Z
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@00dani @backwardsflow I'm happily paying for 1password, as they have features and ux better than the competitors and there hardly is anything mysterious, their solution is well described and documented
(DIR) Post #1677986 by tomas@social.umeahackerspace.se
2018-12-03T11:25:57+00:00
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@00dani The old "it's convenient!" I think. Proving once again the biggest security problem tends to be laziness