[conspire] (forw) You're one of 31, 081, 179 people pwned in the Internet Archive data breach

[Ivan Sergio Borgonovo]

On 10/10/24 6:11 PM, Rick Moen wrote:
> Quoting Ivan Sergio Borgonovo (mail at webthatworks.it):
> 
>> If I thought I could use 1 tool to solve all the problems that would
>> be a hammer or sqlite (that's not very different from your use
>> case... adding a few extra features... like concurrent access) ;)
> 
> That's actually a properly right-sized approach, and so I salute the idea
> (despite it probably being rather a ton of frustrating work).

If I had to stick to what I've understood of your use case, probably 10 
min of python as a cli wrapper to SQL. I wouldn't even have to think 
about what could be a decent interface and just copy KeePassXC.

No integration, probably very limited portability (no android), no GUI.

Other than concurrent/network access I do not see any good opportunity 
for customization for some special need... so yes, why bother.

BTW having not found (searched hard enough) an open, portable, 
integrated, self-hostable, concurrent access solution my use case is an 
encrypted text file and vi/Chrome (android) -> find in page + rsync

I don't trust android for my privacy... but I don't find it much less 
secure than Linux once you've reasonable habits (don't install rubbish, 
don't visit dubious websites unless you're blocking JS, etc...).
Yeah I know that a door is a door no matter if it is the privacy or 
security door.

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Ivan Sergio Borgonovo
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