Clojurians Log v2
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the announcements about awesome-creative-clojure from @plexus reminded me of upworm - https://selfsame.itch.io/upworm - created using arcadia (though it might have been the godot version and not the unity one...not sure). so much fun to watch it being played.
That trailer is so effing hype
my favorite user-posted video is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnivpVNQPoU the "player state" is captured so well even if one doesn't auditorily comprehend japanese 🙂 ...and you even get to see the end reached.
Any recommendation for a password manager in 2026? Its only needed for my personal use (not for commercial work). Support for Linux (Debian) and Android (11 and 12) OS's a must. I'm currently using 1Password but the cost of the next subscription has almost doubled this year for no additional relevant features as far as I can tell (and I am not currently working). I've used NordPass (and NordVPN) previously. They were secure but the Linux client for NordPass is only distributed as a snap (which I find very inefficient in terms of file space use). I still remember the LastPass data breach, so not looking to go back there. I'm looking at Proton Pass and Bitwarden, but open to other recommendations (or conformation that these as good choices). Thank you.
I've been using Bitwarden for about 5 years now, I think. No complaints except memory usage on Firefox, but that got fixed recently.
Happily using keepassxc. You can synchronize the passwords db between devices using syncthing
Keepassxc + syncthing
I run vaultwarden locally, only accessible via a wireguard network.
since it's compatible with Bitwarden, the browser extension works without problems.
I've been using Bitwarden for many years (at least since 2021) and its always worked well for me, I've never had any reason to consider leaving since it just works. At work we use KeePassXC and it also works quite well, if I was to ever move to a local-first option instead of a hosted provider I would move to KeePass.
ProtonPass here but different OSes
Looks like Keepassxc has a CLI. Has anyone tried using it for secrets management for software you built or are people mostly using it for personal passwords?
Asking because I currently use 1Password's dev features and they are quite nice.