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by Ukv
28 days ago
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> you are now responsible for [...] there’s no way I’m self hosting my passwords You don't need to host anything new or take on any patching responsibilities for anything you weren't before. I already had an FTP server, so put it on there. Wherever you already access arbitrary files across devices (you didn't answer what you do for files outside of your filetype-specific subscriptions, but I'd assume you just have iCloud or something) should work fine. Not that there are zero reasons to use a SaaS password manager, just that I disagree Keepass is somehow insecure or prohibitively technical for regular users. The solution a lot of people already seem to gravitate towards (if not just password reuse) is "passwords.txt on Google Drive". |
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