sdicker

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   by sdicker 2mo ago

   Over the years I've built many password managers for myself. I usually 'work', and use passwords, on my Windows machine. I've never had any interest in putting my passwords in the cloud and just wanted something local, s
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   Show HN: Keyvok – An offline Windows password manager using DPAPI(keyvok.com)

   1 points by sdicker 2mo ago|1 comments
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   by sdicker 2mo ago

   Yes, but you have to reinstall every week unless you have a paid developer account.
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   by sdicker 2mo ago

   I’ve been doing the same except that my linux installation is via WSL on Windows. I’ve been using sideloadly to move my IPA over to my phone. Works great.
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   by sdicker 2mo ago

   Thanks Gareth - we all want and need attention, some more than others. But yes, it would be nice if good manners could be folded in more often.
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   by sdicker 3mo ago

   Excellent – thank you. I’m going to try building a CPN of my latest project today.
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   by sdicker 3mo ago

   This post reminded me of Swift– a modern high-performance language that uses automatic reference counting. Its got a REPL and compiles via LLVM. It does trade goroutines for something with a little more safety built in.
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   by sdicker 3mo ago

   Thanks, great to have the perspective of thoughtful engineers who have been in the trenches for a long time