What’s a good password manager, lads? Asking for a friend
Passwords
Wyatt Morris
Owen Rodriguez
sticky notes on your computer
Anthony Stewart
bitwarden
Kevin Green
But those boobies away and i will tell you
Elijah Perry
KeepassXC
You'll get used to it
If you preffer some more dependent day, Selfhosted BitWarden
James Price
I use KeepassXC and sync the database to my home server.
I also tried pass and I think it's a great tool, but the dependence it has on GPG means its multi-device support is shit, you either have to re-encrypt all secrets with the new device's key whenever you add a new device, or you have to transfer the common key to the new device (which is apparently disencouraged).
Logan Anderson
BOOBA BOOBA
Jose Perry
>bitwarden
This right here. I've tried most of them out there for over a month each and bitwarden was by far the best.
Bentley Hill
you dont need anything more than pass
Ryan Barnes
I explained why pass isn't great
Benjamin Campbell
okay budster boy genuis, i keep everything on one machine. learn to use the program correctly.
Levi Green
KeepassXC
/thread
Jordan Taylor
nakadashi
Justin Morris
>one gpg key per machine
kek, are you retarded?
Charles Rogers
I mean your statement was "you don't need more than pass".
I don't understand your point and you're not quoting anything I said. I presented a problem, if you want to offer a solution I'm all ears.
Nathan Sanders
Ian Rivera
Paizuri? Why do you want a paizuri manager
Jose Fisher
a text file in an obscure path through your memes folders
Charles Foster
i was thinking about self-hosting bitwarden, but it doesn't look like i would be able to edit my vault offline, which could be an issue for me at some point.
Carter Turner
Bitwarden doesn't allow you to just access the passwords easily? Forget about it then, you do not want to be locked out of gmail or whatever when you run into a problem with your HTTP server.
Robert Allen
your brain, pwdmanagers are inherently insecure