I don’t understand why someone would want to store all their credentials with one of the large tech companies. It seems like this makes it really easy for law enforcement to grab access to all accounts easily.
I’ve been using ledger for years. It works great. Just don’t show raw output to tax preparers. They won’t know what to make of it. You have to generate reports they can understand.
No, each time is different. We just had the biggest and longest bull run in history. The economy moves in cycles. The longer the prosperity move the steeper the correction. Something like this is long overdue.
I love monorepos. I feel like they are even more helpful for small teams and smaller scale. The productivity of being able to add libraries by creating a new folder or refactor across services is unbeatable.
Woah cool. I did the same thing. I Made a poor man’s small scale splunk replacement with SQLite json and go. I used the built in json and full text search extensions.
I’ve met a few people in my life that avoid deodorants and soaps and claim they don’t need them and don’t stink. They all did. My theory is they get used to their smell after awhile and can no longer smell it.
Isn’t the solution obvious? Just don’t store the entire password in the manager. Add a memorized manual prefix or suffix to the randomly generated/filled in password when you log in. Trust nobody. It’s not too much extra work and protects against anything like this in the future.