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You can encrypt the entire vault and all the contents,… but imo, that should be a default setting.

Seriously, as-is, you log into Nextcloud, click on passwords and every password is literally right there. I’m sure they’re encrypted in the database but fffff.

(I tried it out on my install just now)

(I use KeePassxc mostly)

The big issue isn’t using it, it’s syncing it.

User A used KeePass to order pizza and changed the Papa John’s(heaven forbid) password while they were at it, on their desktop.

syncing: “oh! This file changed! Neat!”

User B picks up their phone and wants to order Papa John’s at work. They try, but the password isn’t right. Huh. They check KeePass. No issues. They go to change the password because they think something is wrong.

(All the while, they never thought to see if syncthing had been woken up in the background lately)

They change the password, update KeePass,

syncthing opens later, goes: "Oh, hi, User B’s phone! I have a ne- Oh! You have a new password file too!!? Small world! I’ll take both!

Now there’s two files, two users who think they both made corrections to a password, syncthing thinking nothing is wrong, and someone has to now merge the newer KeePass file over the old ones by hand and realize what happened, but the bigger problem is, no one knows anything is wrong yet and it doesn’t even take two users. This can just be you ordering on your phone after modifying on your desktop.

well, it’s just pizza.

As an example. Imagine an insurance app, or a banking app, or the DMV… And you won’t know for months down the line. It gets old.

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KeePassxc with syncthing

Nextcloud with their password solutions

A notebook

Consider the possibility that someone could get your database.

It isn’t a safe. You can’t weld through the side of it and get in. You either make it ridiculous or impossible to get in.

Use something memorable, but insane.

My password is a three-line film quote with numbers in some of the places for letters.

Haikus work great. Memorable, complex. Wrote it yourself? Even better.

Nextcloud passwords is just a client for a KeePass vault.

I guess it’s as good or bad as that can be, but I’m sure it’s limited in functionality to KeePassxc with plugins.

…host it?

…is there something I’ve been missing out on? Can one host a KeePass vault online? We have web apps? I only know about the Nextcloud ones. I’ve just been using syncthing and merging the conflicts when they happen.

put in a bug report.

Walmart hasn’t even updated to nfc use yet, that goes for Walmart and Lowe’s Home Improvement. No idea on Sam’s. I don’t shop there.

I don’t know why, but it has to be some internal reason they don’t trust it.

I go to Walmart and Food Lion because I worked for Kroger and I hate them.

Most of Kroger’s other brands operate in areas where there isn’t a Kroger. There’s a tiny exception with Harris Teeter but it’s mostly because it isn’t profitable to change the signs, I guess.

Oh, you mean, just set up a small dedicated server, permanently tied to my router that I either have to pay for a domain for Couldflare protection or use a VPN to access?

The planet won’t last. I just have to make sure my cell coverage is cheap until society collapses.

Ten-twenty years?

Linux Mentality: So, ditch OneDrive, then. It’s easy!

Also Linux Mentality: Already have a samba share on a wireguarded raspberrypi with a 4TB external hooked up to it sitting by your router.

“Doesn’t everyone do this?”

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Go to any tech community and most of the questions are “how do I get this to work?”

It’s why they made an account. Go to any Steam game community page, lmao. Linux isn’t exclusive on that one. They wouldn’t be posting if they didn’t have a question? It’s why they showed up.

Do people go to Microsoft forums to hang out with their buddies?

I know how good Linux is, it’s why I use it. I won’t be trolled out of using it because it’s too hard for you. I use it every day. I’m using it rn.

You can know everything about why something happened and still be sad about it.

The loudest voices shouting about how bad W11 is are always Linux users, especially on Lemmy

If we had nothing to complain about, we’d still be using Windows. It’s why we aren’t.

A Resistance game following some of the trends put forth by the Doom remakes.

A Killzone game that brings back some of the platforming mechanics from games like Titanfall 2.

Crash, Sackboy, Daxter and Clank indie-style metroidvanias and platformers.

A new Tearaway

A new Gravity Rush

A Grand Turismo 4 Remaster, or at least one that isn’t shit.

Call Capcom up and talk about an exclusive Resident Evil that only works with your exclusive PS5 controller.

Call Remedy up and get a good original 3rd person shooter.

Win the game: Steam App on PlayStation, emulation layer capable of playing most indie games and lightweight offerings on Steam. TF2 on a PS5? Why not?

Like, be awesome again, Sony.

every few years on Linux Discord groups across the internet

“Hi, Windows just stopped support, you guys got any suggestions?”

I use Jellyfin and Finamp and they work fine. All the old navidrome and airsonic solutions seem to be dead, and I never liked Funkwhale. Who wants all of their music in encrypted block storage?

I also like the quality bump. When I’m not streaming, my music is in FLAC on a DAP with some high quality cans. I can’t get that with Spotify on a phone, and I camp and hike a lot in areas without cell service, so having it with me is a plus.

Music sits in between storing movies and books. I have less than 2TB in total but the amount of albums is more than the amount of films that I have, and that’s 7TB+. Music, even FLAC, isn’t terrible on space, unless you’re a 24-bit fiend.