But if they get your Bitwarden vault and crack it - they have everything Throw a roadblock in their way - use a separate app for OTP.

On the phone, I use Authy, More eggs - more baskets.

OTP is on my phone, Bitwarden is on my computer. I don’t use the OTP in Bitwarden.

Bitwarden

I have long said in regard to Microsoft Windows, “If anyone else can shutdown your computer without your permission, it is not your computer, it is theirs” - same goes for cars.

You buy a game. Every time you start the game it phones home for permission. The company decides to shut down the server that gives permission. You can’t play the game anymore. If this is like other initiatives in the same vein it won’t stop the game maker from shutting down the server, but it will mandate that they either open source the server so you can run your own, or build the game in such a way that you can still play it (maybe single player only) after the server is gone.

Help a non-European understand… So, if you get enough signatures, it becomes law? Direct democracy?

And you should not. But perhaps you would not want the fares to rise?

<gangster> It would be a shame if you were not to pay and had more ads than content. </gangster>

For that machine, I wrote a “John Conway’s game of LIFE” that used the screen memory to hold the life array. Nowadays I rock an i5 running Linux.

s100 Represent!

S100 bus kit computer, a Polymorphic Polly 88.