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+1 for pass… I used it exclusively for a long time, after migrating away from a home rolled greasemonkey/bookmarklet solution that would hash/hmac my master password against the sites domain… I migrated from it because of other creds such as banks wanting two sets… sudo passwords etc… Now using pass + 1password — because some shared creds are kept there.

I use pass with password-mode in emacs

i like supergenpass , although i've got msecure as well for other stuff which isn't just passwords and those dumb websites which reject my 30 random alphanum passwords because they don't have a punctuation symbol

I use the super secure "correct horse battery staple" password for all my things

oops!

oh I use https://pwsafe.org/ am I stuck in the past?

(that was mainly chosen because of the Bruce Schneier connection) (oh and it supports YubiKey)

for 2fa, what's the advantage of yubikey over, say, authy on my phone ?

easier to carry?

It works without batteries, and it's (probably) on your keyring where it's marginally less likely to get lost

it stays plugged in, and you can yank it out when you finish work

and can you 2fa into a mobile app with a yubikey ?

Yubikey holding my ssh credentials iworks quite well for me

There's nfc on some

but I can't say I've bothered to get it working

Not tried it, but I suspect plugging it in via the appropriate adapter would Just Work

My yubikey has been through the wash and being exposed to my kid and survived

I use nfc with my phone

You know what I would wish, as the sim swap fraud is on the rise, if my mobile operator would put a lock on account, i.e., to swap sims, unless a passprhase is given by me

Mine went through the washing machine

you rescued it before the tumble drier?

I imagine that might be a harsher test

I've heard you can clean a rubber dome keyboard by putting it in the dishwasher (as long as you don't heat it)

anyone knows in clojure.core.match I can have guard patterns across two matched values?

(match [state event]
       [{:limit x}
        {:amount y} :guard (< x y)]  (do-something x y)) 

Without wanting to open a political can of worms, are there any "uk citizen" folks in here who work for (or do work for on a contract basis), European companies? If so, have you figured out what hoops you'll need to jump through post-brexit? Asking for a friend 😉