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@pati Thanks for the recommendation. 👍🏻

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@pati Thanks for the recommendation. 👍🏻

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@Muto @milan They’re compatible but KeePassX doesn’t appear to have any import functions.

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@Muto @milan They’re compatible but KeePassX doesn’t appear to have any import functions.

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@milan KeePassX looks great. 👍🏻 I’ll still need to use KeePass to import my passwords, but that’s fine.

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@milan KeePassX looks great. 👍🏻 I’ll still need to use KeePass to import my passwords, but that’s fine.

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@ptr_here Thanks for the recommendation! I decided against pass because its filenames need to be Web site or server names for it to be useful.

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@ptr_here Thanks for the recommendation! I decided against pass because its filenames need to be Web site or server names for it to be useful.

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Something about the way #pass works has been staring me in the face and I didn’t realise it wasn’t a benefit until now: ‘… each password lives inside of a gpg encrypted file whose filename is the title of the website or resource …’.

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Something about the way #pass works has been staring me in the face and I didn’t realise it wasn’t a benefit until now: ‘… each password lives inside of a gpg encrypted file whose filename is the title of the website or resource …’.

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It’s fascinating to watch the #FederatedTimeline scroll by and see all these toots arrive from the #Fediverse. 😲✨

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It’s fascinating to watch the #FederatedTimeline scroll by and see all these toots arrive from the #Fediverse. 😲✨

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@yogthos I really want to use Firefox but I choose Chromium for its sandbox and process isolation. I’m looking forward to Firefox implementing the same.

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@yogthos I really want to use Firefox but I choose Chromium for its sandbox and process isolation. I’m looking forward to Firefox implementing the same.

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@groff KeePass seems to have many happy users! 😃 I’ve heard good things about Mutt, I hope you find something that fits your workflow. 👍

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@groff KeePass seems to have many happy users! 😃 I’ve heard good things about Mutt, I hope you find something that fits your workflow. 👍

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I could also make do with a #GnuPG-encrypted #orgmode file in #Emacs, although I’d be wary of putting that much sensitive data in memory, and in such a dynamic and introspective execution environment. 🤔💭🔑🦄🐃

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I could also make do with a #GnuPG-encrypted #orgmode file in #Emacs, although I’d be wary of putting that much sensitive data in memory, and in such a dynamic and introspective execution environment. 🤔💭🔑🦄🐃

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I’m thinking about keeping things a bit more simple: I could use #pass, a command-line tool that is ‘the standard Unix password manager’ (https://www. passwordstore.org/). 🤔💭

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I’m thinking about keeping things a bit more simple: I could use #pass, a command-line tool that is ‘the standard Unix password manager’ (https://www. passwordstore.org/). 🤔💭

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What are my options for password managers on #Linux? 🐧🔑 I’m looking at #KeePass but I’d prefer something for #GNOME.

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What are my options for password managers on #Linux? 🐧🔑 I’m looking at #KeePass but I’d prefer something for #GNOME.

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Tilix 1.5.8 (a great terminal emulator for #GNOME) was released a few days ago. It’s broken under #Ubuntu 17.10 though: Tilix expects recent versions of the VTE widget to support PCRE2 regular expressions but Canonical removed that support in their package because they don’t want to support multiple versions of PCRE… which is one good example of why I don’t use Ubuntu. #Linux https://www. reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/6c ydei/tilix_158_available/

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Tilix 1.5.8 (a great terminal emulator for #GNOME) was released a few days ago. It’s broken under #Ubuntu 17.10 though: Tilix expects recent versions of the VTE widget to support PCRE2 regular expressions but Canonical removed that support in their package because they don’t want to support multiple versions of PCRE… which is one good example of why I don’t use Ubuntu. #Linux https://www. reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/6c ydei/tilix_158_available/

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First earthquake I’ve felt since moving into my apartment in March. Shindo 2. It’s interesting to hear what creaks and knocks. https://unnerv.jp/users/UN_NERV/update s/17134

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First earthquake I’ve felt since moving into my apartment in March. Shindo 2. It’s interesting to hear what creaks and knocks. https://unnerv.jp/users/UN_NERV/update s/17134

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Hello, instance! I’m a British programmer working in Tokyo 🇬🇧🗼. It’s nice to have a change of pace from the #birdsite 🐤. #introductions

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Hello, instance! I’m a British programmer working in Tokyo 🇬🇧🗼. It’s nice to have a change of pace from the #birdsite 🐤. #introductions

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Can we thread toots? 🔗🎺 I enjoy #RubyOnRails and I like to support #FreeSoftware and @fsf where I can, so I’m checking out #GNUSocial and the wider #Fediverse as well.

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Can we thread toots? 🔗🎺 I enjoy #RubyOnRails and I like to support #FreeSoftware and @fsf where I can, so I’m checking out #GNUSocial and the wider #Fediverse as well.

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Checking out @Mastodon. 👨🏻‍💻🐘🎺

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Checking out @Mastodon. 👨🏻‍💻🐘🎺