Tag: password
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Bye LastPass, Hello Bitwarden
After using Bitwarden for about a month, I could say that Bitwarden works for me and has a big chance to replace LastPass as my current password manager. I have all the features I need. The initial migration to move all my LastPass data to Bitwarden was also easy. After that I did not save…
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Password Manager: Let’s Give Bitwarden a Chance!
I have been using password manager since 2017 since I think there should be an easy, secure, and handy mechanism to deal with passwords. Of course, by using password manager, life is a little bit easier. And, I chose LastPass. Last year, I still renewed my premium subscription for US$36 per year. LastPass works really…
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Fourth year: LastPass
This month, I renewed my LastPass subscription for the next twelve months. This time, LastPass does not increase its subscription price. It’s still US$36/year. I am still pretty happy with it. I was thinking of cheaper solution that offers similar features, but for know, I could not find one. So, let’s stick to it for…
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Third year: LastPass
I started using LastPass for my password manager application in March 2017. So, this year, it’s my third year now. Before LastPass, I used 1Password. I didn’t remember the exact reasons why I switched to LassPass, but I think it was about the integration with applications in mobile devices. I am satisfied with LassPass features.…
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Upgrading to macOS Sierra
I love keeping everything updated on my Mac, from the operating system, and also the applications. I just updated to macOS Sierra — the latest operating system by Apple. I upgraded from OS X El Capitan. This post is posted after the upgrade. Preparation On my Mac, I installed all upgraded applications. Some applications already released…
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Google Offers Free 2GB Extra for Google Drive
Google offers 2GB of storage for Google Drive for those who completes Google’s security checkup process. This offer ends on February 17, 2015. It’s also to celebrate Safer Internet Day. Right now, I have 15 GB of storage for my Google Drive and use around 5 GB of it). There are still plenty of room…
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1Password-ed
There are many services on the internet. It means there are many accounts (if you’re registering to those services) to remember. Some services offers login using popular “connect” feature. For example you can login using Facebook, Gmail, or Twitter for some specific services. This is a good scenario since we only need to remember password…
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WordPress 3.7 with Background Updates
WordPress is actively being developed by great developers. I always tried to keep my WordPress installation updated by running update process — which is very easy. But, right now, I want to write down about the latest release. Not that every update provides an improvement, new features, or bug fixes, but this version 3.7 (codename:…
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How To: Install Opera Mobile on Nokia N9
Nokia N9 already has a built-in internet browser. It’s not the best, but it works. I like having some browsers for my Nokia N9, and currently I have Firefox Mobile and Opera Mobile installed. Both browsers (Firefox Mobile and Opera Mobile) are not available from Ovi Store. If you’re using Symbian for your Nokia, you…
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SSH login without password using OS X
Lately, I need to deal with more login combinations. And, most of them are about logging in to server via SSH. I decided to create a simple mechanism rather than having some login combinations written somewhere. Why not remember those logins? Well, too many things to remember. So, I tried to create an automated system…
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Dear Flickr, I just want to buy a Flickr gift
But, it seems that something is broken. Today, a friend contacted me to help him getting a Flickr Pro by activating a Flickr gift. This is not the first time for me purchasing Flickr gifts. Everything worked. Just worked. But, not today. So, I wanted to buy my 11th Flickr gift — yes, 11th!. I…
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Flickr says Hello to Google Account!
Oke, this is what you need to know right now: You don’t need to have/use Yahoo! ID to join Flickr. That’s right. Today, Flickr allows new signup using Google Account. With dozens of different login usernames and passwords out there on the Interwebs, who needs to add yet another one to the list? To help…
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Twitter's List Of 370 Banned Passwords
Twitter’s List Of 370 Banned Passwords. “Why ban them? They’re very easy for humans and brute-force hacking scripts to figure out, making it easier for people to get access to your account. On Twitter, this can be embarrassing. On other sites, this can be very costly.”
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WordPress 3.0 Installation Process
Today, I tried the upcoming WordPress 3.0 distribution. It’s not yet released. I installed WordPress 3.0 Beta 2. I do this because I want to know whether I will have some WordPress installations upgraded or not, to find the possibilities and considerations. The installation process is similar to the previous versions, but I think it’s…