credits update, added stamp and srt

src/credits.txt

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 https://support.lastpass.com/s/document-item?language=en_US&bundleId=lastpass&topicId=LastPass/incident-2-details.html&_LANG=enus; LastPass; Incident 2 – Additional details of the attack
 https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwarden/comments/ao7za5/lastpass_just_announced_a_price_increase_from/; r/Bitwarden; Lastpass just announced a price increase from $24/year to $36/year.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEYbYueESNE&t=1176s; [yt]/@boredgunner; Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut - Sarif Industries (1440p)
+https://www.cloudwards.net/best-cloud-storage/; Cloudwards - Aleksandar Kochovski; Best Cloud Storage Services: Personal & Business Storage Providers in 2025

src/how to manage passwords.srt

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+I've been saying for years to anyone who
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+will listen, get a password manager.
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+So, how?
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+You could pay a service like NordPass or
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+LastPass or whatever.
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+Pros: someone else keeps the server running for
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+you, meaning they worry about hardware, electricity, bandwidth.
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+That other party hopefully has off-site backups
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+in case of some kind of catastrophe.
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+Cons, if their upkeep means they're never done
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+paying, there's no way you're not on the
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+infinite payment model as well.
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+As long as they have all this data
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+on what sites you consider important and the
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+frequency with which you visit them, what, are
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+they going to not sell that data to
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+advertisers?
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+There was that one time LastPass raised their
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+price and “coincidentally” “accidentally” found that their export
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+function broke, which is partly the price point
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+again, partly just some intolerable shenanigans.
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+Or... KeePass is free and open source.
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+OSI Certified uses state-of-the-art encryption,
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+plays well with others, amazing.
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+The original KeePass exists on Linux, Windows, and
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+Mac.
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+So, if you're watching this on mobile, 
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+“On your fucking telephone.”
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+You'll want KeePass DX.
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+Quick start: install one
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+Make a new "database".
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+give it a really good password -
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+It'll even help you generate one.
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+This is the one you rehearse and memorize.
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+For God's sake, don't write it on a
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+note stuck to your monitor.
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+Please, I'm begging you.
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+An “entry” is one account,
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+a username/password combo.
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+A “group” is a folder of those.
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+Great. Easy. Store all your passwords.
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+You can also "set up 2-factor". 
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+Much like Google Authenticator, except you get to decide
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+which device is standing in for the
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+"something you have" factor.
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+If you're in a real operating system, you'll
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+probably want two more features:
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+First, browser integration.
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+Click the cog to go to settings.
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+Scroll the left menu to find browser integration.
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+Check to enable.
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+Check to enable Tor Browser.
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+Check to enable Firefox.
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+Check to enable any of the inferior junk
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+(if you partake).
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+Second: learn a new global hotkey.
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+Cog for options.
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+Go to General, click Auto-type.
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+I use Ctrl-Alt-V.
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+I use a typing delay of 25ms,
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+any faster than that and I find some
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+stuff can't keep up.
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+You probably want it to start automatically on
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+startup.
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+Start minimized, minimize instead of exit, and you'll
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+definitely want to automatically lock the database after
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+some delay.
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+If you're on a laptop, you'll want it
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+to lock the database when the lid is
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+closed.
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+And what if instead of the mobile path
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+or the desktop path, you have both?
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+Fortunately, KeePass databases are a file, so you're
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+allowed to back them up and sync them
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+the same way as any other file.
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+I use SyncThing.
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+It's great for syncing moderate amounts of things
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+fairly quickly.
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+You might want SyncThing Tray, which is just
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+SyncThing plus a Tray app to start with
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+Windows.
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+Make a folder,
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+put your password db in that,  
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+add your other device,
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+share the folder,
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+and voila!
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+Now you can also add SyncThing to your
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+NAS box, or maybe instead of SyncThing, Google
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+Drive or any number of off-site storage
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+providers.