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    Dave Lane :flag_tino: 🇳🇿 (lightweight@mastodon.nzoss.nz)'s status on Tuesday, 03-Oct-2023 22:05:07 JSTDave Lane :flag_tino: 🇳🇿Dave Lane :flag_tino: 🇳🇿
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    @donkeyblam good question. I suppose there's general stuff to read out there, but given the vanishingly low cost of getting into it (e.g. a $5/month commodity VPS) it's something I just learned by doing. I've written up a whole bunch of howtos which give some guidance on VPSs stuff, too: https://tech.oeru.org - a good starting point would probably be the Bit/VaultWarden howto. It's a hugely useful service: https://tech.oeru.org/setting-your-own-bitwarden-password-manager-and-vaultwarden-sync-server

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      Setting up your own BitWarden password manager and VaultWarden sync server | OERu Technology Blog
      One of the key requirements of pursuing Good Digital Hygiene is using strong passwords, and a different strong password for every application. This is relatively easy to do in theory, with the aid of clever software, but it's something desperately few people do well in practice. I'm going to explain how I've addressed this issue of digital hygiene for myself, and how you can do it for yourself, and your entire family, social circle, or community.
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