KeePass is proprietary. KeePassXC is open source. I have experience with both and I find XC much better in many ways.

Joke’s on them. I already sent my email address to all sites!

If you have it encrypted or somehow encoded, you would still need a keyfile or keyword to decrypt/decode. So it’s either interactive input, or a read-only (just by the owner) keyfile/password as env variable.

Yes, I found out today. Stupid android…

As far as I can tell, yes, only on the phone. Also, the phone is configured (by default) to randomize de MAC address, so I don’t think I can replicate it. I’ll try to check on the router if it connects with different MACs every time.

1st step: don’t post on proven nazi sites.

Homelab Veteran ⚡

• Fleet: 4–5 devices · 1–4 TB
• Motivation: Privacy & data ownership, Independence from Big Tech & subscriptions, Learning & experimenting
• My MVPs: Jellyfin, miniflux, Navidrome, Authelia, beets

I know beets is not something self hosted, but it’s very important for me, as I’m a music collector and like to have everything very well tagged.

First step: DNS on cloudflare.

Second step: fuck no! Fuck cloudflare.

They don’t care… Most of the “IT departmens” at the companies I worked for were not interested in security stuff besides the employees’ endpoints.

He just doesn’t admit it…

publicly.

I don’t even want to comment on the fact that everything gets very very hard for older people. My mother calls me every time some application changes the authentication method and almost never understands why the change is needed.

RED is good.

Why not after? You put this in your testament: “I hereby give my movies back to google. Fuck google!”

Yep, but I prefer Thunderbird on desktop and mobile, so no problem.

Migadu at 19USD/year is pretty good. I’ve had my domain with them for two years and it works really good.

I had Debian stable on my T480 for some time (maybe 3 years) and had no trouble at all. I was running XFCE at that time.

from the article:

Privacy is a core selling point

also from the article: mock-up picture showing WhatsApp running on the phone.

I get it that it would be running Android apps through the compatibility layer on SailfishOS, but that means it’s not private. Whatsapp will know lots of things about you.

VaiultWarden is a new implementation of the Bitwarden API. It started from scratch, never was a fork. It’s possible they (or other people) will fork the Bitwarden client.

Call me old, but people should learn to discover music in different ways (friends, press, concerts, etc.) and not wait to be fed by corporations… just a thought.

Futo is not open source. Read its license.