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ebits21, to asklemmy in The Best Two-Factor Authentication App? (iOS)
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Any solution that holds both together… is not really a 2fa solution imo.

ebits21, (edited ) to asklemmy in The Best Two-Factor Authentication App? (iOS)
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I just use a keepass vault and KeePassium (Strongbox is also great) after deciding I don’t trust Authy.

Biggest advantage over Authy for me is that I control the data and that the solution is open source.

Vault is synced locally with syncthing but a vault on a cloud drive requiring a key file that is local is also a good option.

Backups are easy. KeePassXC can be used on the desktop for totp.

Vault is not kept with my password vault.

ebits21, to mildlyinteresting in Asian earwax > Every other earwax
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Cerumen is a good thing if it’s not causing complications. Lubricates the skin to stop drying, antimicrobial/anti fungal for certain things, helps maintain acidity.

Ear canal is like a conveyor belt and keeps carrying it out, a lot of the earwax is actually dead skin. For most people, being conservative and mostly cleaning the outer ear entrance is just fine.

It’s a problem if it’s blocking the ear, trapping water in the ear after showers, on the eardrum, affecting hearing aids etc.

Qtips suck for ears and often make things worse. Many times a day I see a wall of earwax blocking the ear with a qtip indent in it. I also see bruises from qtips in the canal all the time. Very rarely people that have shoved the qtip through the eardrums (very bad).

ebits21, to mildlyinteresting in Asian earwax > Every other earwax
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What about it?

ebits21, to mildlyinteresting in Asian earwax > Every other earwax
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Not sure what you mean?

ebits21, (edited ) to asklemmy in What password manager do you recommend?
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There’s only two real choices imo.

Bitwarden or Keepass (KeePassXC for desktop, you’ll need one of many app choices for your phone).

Keepass you would sync to your own cloud provider and use a key file for protection.

Bitwarden is the obvious answer that fits all your criteria.

ebits21, to asklemmy in What password manager do you recommend?
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Sure. But I wouldn’t trust closed source software for passwords. Personal decision.

ebits21, to asklemmy in What password manager do you recommend?
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Only ones I trust that are open sourced and have some kind of audit.

ebits21, (edited ) to asklemmy in What password manager do you recommend?
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I use Linux and flatpaks so XC is the obvious choice for me - much nicer to use across platforms that aren’t a windows and only one available as a flatpak. Nicer interface. Supports TOTP codes (all I use it for, Bitwarden for passwords). More active development.

I use KeePassium on iOS with the same vault.

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