As with so many other things legal, I would prefer that spelled out in much clearer language that didn’t leave so much room for lawyers and judges.

just to be clear, i only need one backup, which is my primary and only pc system volume. there is only one keepassxc database, with only one password, and all of that is securely duplicated onto my backup.

the more links in a chain the more chances one of them can be easily broken.

i write software designed to operate as independent systems interacting with each other, and every time two things are doing the same type of job at the same time, we have a problem that will eventually blow out into a huge hassle.

when i need to do a wipedown, i can get it done and everything gone in under an hour. good luck chasing all your stray bits and pieces when you gotta move fast.

their guides make assumptions about wanting multiple devices to connect to it, and complex server setups.

what if i just want to have one device with one browser????

i'm sticking with keepassxc for now, it's working great. librewolf doesn't play nice with it so i'm not moving off brave any time soon.

they don't make that very clear in the website.

is the Debian one "cinnamon"?

ill load in in my Ventoy stick and give it a test drive.

Yes, it actually uses both Debian and Ubuntu repositories, and of course without Snap! Recently, it has provided a separate version which is completely Debian base.

Linux Mint is a good and hassle-free distro, I've been using it for a few years now and I'm happy with it.

bitwarden is third party, offsite cached. or did I misunderstand the "sign up" page it threw up when I went to start using it?

If Google isn't an issue: Google Speech Services

If Googlr is an issue: RH Voice

The above are the two most recommended by our community.

I hear pros and cons of Monero. Main pro it being private. Main con it’s a shitcoin. Is that about it?

dude u don't have a lightning address, this deserves ⚡⚡