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See stuff like this makes me like okay what should I do haha

yeah, that's why i use brave's password manager and physical tokens, yubikeys, and i have a mini pc that handles my high value bitcoin stuff sitting behind me on the shelf

brave's password manager does use internet but it doesn't store stuff on other computers, the devices sync to each other using a tunnel that brave's servers let you create, it's a whole world different from what bitwarden does, and i trust brave a lot more than some company that influencoors are pimping to me

my recommendation is use brave sync, and get yubikeys and make physical backups and paper keys

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₿lockchainYog丰 1y ago

That’s the thing. In case of wild fires everything I’ll be burned to shreds so looking for an offline storage option as well. I have a fire proof safe but what if that doesn’t withstand the burning fire. Keys lost you know.

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 1y ago

yeah, that's what stamped word key cards and bolts are for

evaluating the risk of such events is key to your security strategy, realistic assessment of the threat vectors

personally, i don't want to live in a place where fire is a relatively common form of property damage, i come from australia and there was many places where people lived way too close to extremely flammable, dry climate trees that actually depend on fire for propagation

let's just say that such places where wild fires are common should not be considered good places to live unless you are gonna really do the proper job securing your whole house... keeping big fire boundaries, having emergency water to keep areal humdinger that is so hot even that boundary is not wide enough

it's just not my cup of tea, if other people want to live dangerously, that's their choice but i don't really have anything to say about it except stamped/engraved metal plates, and have fun when your house burns down