[–] 5 points 2 months ago

So that every service I use can have a randomly generated, unique password. Therefore if one of them gets hacked and my password leaked, brute-forced, or decrypted, it won’t affect any other service.

Plus it stores passkeys and handles 2fa code generation, keeping them synced on all my devices, and ensures I never have to remember specific passwords because they’re all safely stored in heavily encrypted vaults guarded by the only single password I do have to remember. Also it notifies me if any of my information is in any breaches, or if I could do better to secure my account.

Trust me when I say, it’s safer, simpler, and smoother way to manage things.

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  • [–] 18 points 2 months ago (1 child)

    Probably around the time he started writing blog posts about how there’s too many brown people in London, or comparing Romani to invasive predator species?

    Being against a few horrible people doesn’t automatically make you a good guy…

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  • [–] 13 points 8 months ago (3 children)

    Yup. Don’t use or support Ladybird, especially since it’s made by anti-inclusivity “keep your ‘political’ gender-neutral pronouns out of our READMEs” nerdbros.

    On the other hand, Servo is coming along nicely.

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