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i should note that they actually have a specific type for "social security number" typing this out i am realizing i typed my ssn into a pm for literally no reason or gain at all
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So 1password is the best? Maybe I will get off LastPass. Does 1password have any iOS integration? I was liking being able to fill passwords from lastpass.
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Snowy posted:So 1password is the best? Maybe I will get off LastPass. Does 1password have any iOS integration? I was liking being able to fill passwords from lastpass. I think 1password is more supported than LastPass, actually. Not entirely sure, though, since I can't use it since their browser extension requires a separate app running. 
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Snowy posted:So 1password is the best? Maybe I will get off LastPass. Does 1password have any iOS integration? I was liking being able to fill passwords from lastpass. 1Password is great on iOS. A lot of apps have 1P integration so you just tap a button in the app, and you can fill stuff in Safari from the share menu. Josh Lyman posted:Just lol if you use a password manager in 2017. lol if you don't. Have fun changing all your passwords every time something you use gets breached! (Which is like every day these days)
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Josh Lyman posted:Just lol if you use a password manager in 2017. yeah i keep all my passwords in a composition notebook in my jansport backpack with a lock on it that i take everywhere it's super convenient and secure
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Is there a currently recommended photo exif or metadata editor? Just need to change the time/datestamp on a bunch of imported pictures. I'm happy to pay for it, I just want something that works without a lot of suffering. This isn't a time zone shift, its correcting a bunch of time stamps to be "time taken" rather than "time imported."
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Mar 20, 2017 14:35
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Is there a calendar app that uses text-to-speech to announce appointments at the alarm time, the same way incoming callers are (optionally) announced when they call? I'm only finding apps that set appointments using speech-to-text; I'm looking for the opposite. I want to hear "Conference Call: Website" when that event triggers instead of a generic "ding".
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Mar 20, 2017 21:07
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I really miss the earlier days of iOS when Apple's Free App of the week would occasionally be a super useful utility instead of a game like 99% of the time.
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onionradish posted:Is there a calendar app that uses text-to-speech to announce appointments at the alarm time, the same way incoming callers are (optionally) announced when they call? I would give you a confident no, never heard of that feature. Might be something for the "code a tiny app" thread somewhere here on SA.
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Mar 21, 2017 14:32
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Is there a (reliable) app that will not only tell me when it's going to rain but how much of the rain I should drink to stay hydrated?
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Mar 21, 2017 16:11
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Mar 21, 2017 16:15
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More fun LastPass stuff: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=1209 Tldr: Google nerd Tavis Ormandy noticed that anybody can force the LastPass Chrome extension to run commands such as copying and pasting passwords or execute arbitrary code. He whipped up a proof-of-concept that launches calc.exe, but when he sent it to LastPass they said they couldn't reproduce it. Turns out they tried to run it on a Mac. Quite the brain trust over there.
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Mar 21, 2017 20:02
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Sounds like they have good taste in computer operating systems.
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Mar 21, 2017 20:05
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Weedle posted:More fun LastPass stuff: Haha Jesus Christ
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Mar 21, 2017 20:21
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Weedle posted:More fun LastPass stuff: 1Password 4 life.
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Mar 21, 2017 20:25
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How does 1Pass integrate with Safari on iOS?
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obi_ant posted:How does 1Pass integrate with Safari on iOS? You get the app shortcut on the menu for easy auto-fill 
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:1Password 4 life. Yep. Until they force me to switch to their cloud hosted version
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Wheezle posted:Yep. Until they force me to switch to their cloud hosted version They haven't yet fortunately!
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Weedle posted:More fun LastPass stuff: Meat Beat Agent posted:https://twitter.com/taviso/status/844312124541186048
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Mar 21, 2017 23:36
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But but but it's so easy! (To have your data stolen). Plus that other guy in here who always brings up 1Pass doesn't work with his work poo poo.
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Mar 21, 2017 23:38
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And here I thought LastPass being purchased by LogMeIn would doom it to a slow death of tiered payment structures and arbitrary restrictions. Instead it's going to die due to being unable to fulfill the basic function of not broadcasting your passwords to anyone with a website and some javascript.
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Mar 21, 2017 23:56
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GoldfishStew posted:But but but it's so easy! (To have your data stolen). That's me. I switched to KeePass, which is a massive pain in the rear end, but at least it has a browser extension and doesn't require me to install anything else.
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ios users gonna keep using what they want. last pass has that it just works apple asthetic so i know it still has all you suckers.
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1P does that better than LastPass though.
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1password was the first to get iOS integration too, so I figure it's got a bigger share for that reason alone.
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Endless Mike posted:That's me. I switched to KeePass, which is a massive pain in the rear end, but at least it has a browser extension and doesn't require me to install anything else. Why do you care so much about the installation again? Not picking just curious
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GoldfishStew posted:Why do you care so much about the installation again? Not picking just curious Because unless I'm missing something, the 1pass extension literally doesn't work without installing a separate app which I can't do on my work computer.
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Endless Mike posted:Because unless I'm missing something, the 1pass extension literally doesn't work without installing a separate app which I can't do on my work computer.
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Are you syncing with Dropbox or is that stupid as well? edit: apparently not? https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/26967/how-safe-is-my-data-when-i-sync-via-dropbox Xabi fucked around with this message at 12:00 on Mar 22, 2017 |
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Nah, putting your vault in a cloud storage service is kinda stupid. If Dropbox ever gets owned who knows who can snatch your files and spend a hundred years trying to brute force it open. But it is a huge quality of life improvement so it comes down to deciding if the convenience is worth the risk.
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Ok, thanks. If Dropbox syncing is kind of stupid then I guess the regular cloud syncing is stupid as well? How should I use 1password safely then and without too much hassle? Wifi syncing? Store the vault in a local folder on a computer?
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I'm not saying to not use Dropbox syncing, I sure as heck do because I don't want to carry a usb drive with me everywhere. Just be aware that there are risks (there are always risks). But yes, the "safest" option is to only store the vault on hardware you control 100%.
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Question Mark Mound posted:I'll admit this bugs the hell out of me. I just use my phone to look up the password and manually type it in, but it would be quite nice to be able to access things from my browser without paying a subscription fee. Xabi posted:Ok, thanks. https://www.reddit.com/r/theydidthemath/comments/1x50xl/time_and_energy_required_to_bruteforce_a_aes256/ The short version is you'll be dead, as will your children, and grandchildren, and the planet as a whole. And that's if someone is using 1 billion GPUs to do it. The real answer here is unless you are someone extremely visible and important, no one is going to make the effort. Hacking, like most things, is a crime of convenience, not targeting in most cases.
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And if you're changing your password every few months (as you should) by the time they crack it it'll be out of date.
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dupersaurus posted:And if you're changing your password every few months (as you should) by the time they crack it it'll be out of date. Also you'll be dead as will this gay earth.
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Xabi posted:Ok, thanks. Always remember that when someone says "the cloud" they mean "someone else's computer".
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You guys sound like the privacytools reddit or something. Dropbox's poo poo is encrypted at rest (but Condoleezza Rice can still see your dick pics), and 1Password encrypts your password database before sending it to Dropbox in the first place. You're not storing the ballistic launch codes, and you're not being targeted by a state agency. Using 1Password via Dropbox sync is safe and fine.
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