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What's the best iOS app for Keepass out there? It needs to be able to sync with my key file that's hosted on Dropbox. I don't mind paying a bit if I can get an easy to use interface.
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When the time comes for a new computer, buying something a couple generations old is kind of a trap, since you're saving at the most about a 100 bucks for an OS that's going to lose support if it hasn't already and a computer that may struggle to perform. If your daughter needs something nowish, check if there's a freegeek nearby. They can hook you up with a decent computer for real cheap, usually using Ubuntu, which they also offer classes in.
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Last Chance posted:Don't do this if it means going with Ubuntu. Ubuntu sucks and her Steam games probably won't work. It's an emergency solution that lets her do homework and facebook, just in case. But yes, most games won't work or will require dicking around with wine.
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Oysters Autobio posted:Curious to know if this is actually dumb or I'm overinflating the existing security of e transfers to begin with, or I'm clutching pearls over nothing. It's not great but if somebody has access to your phone number (usually via SIM swapping), you have bigger problems. In my country you can choose to use physical one-time pads supplied by the government for online transactions and transfers. Good in a scenario like this because it requires SIM swapping and stealing the one-time pad. Of course this is still regularly defeated by social engineering, lots of gullible folks end up sending pictures of their one-time pads to scammers.
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RFC2324 posted:You trust the government with access to your money? *GASP* Marginally more than a bank, I can vote elected officials out, but not bank directors  I've had banks fight me over obvious credit fraud, they see it as a cost of doing business and would prefer to pass the risk on to the customer.
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4. Assuming you aren’t a likely prospect for targeted attacks and don’t torrent/click on random stuff, I think it would be easier to set-up another user dedicated only to financials on your primary computer. And set your daily user account to restricted permissions and no admin. I did this (primarily for productivity reasons so I don’t get distracted by steam notifications and the like) and it’s been a godsend when I’m working Fruits of the sea fucked around with this message at 12:13 on Jul 24, 2022 |
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Benchmarks aside, antivirus kinda lost the arms race years ago. It’s pretty easy to restore or reinstall windows these days so the easiest option is to use the built in AV and wipe everything if you download some malware
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