Just saw this in an email about 1password:

Automated system restarts. You can automatically enforce restarts on employees’ devices to ensure updates install successfully.
We are adding support for the MSI command-line option /norestart for situations where automated system restarts are not desired.
If system restarts are enforced, we recommend scheduling deployments during off-hours to minimize disruptions.

If my PC restarts without me asking I'm going to smack a bitch (windows does it enough already)

It’s 2025 and Windows still requires reboots to install something. Impressive.

@Lensflare Id rather Windows restarts n installs stuff correctly, than me having to clean-install a few months down the line coz Windows fucked itself up

@azuredivay Don't worry you'll get both ;P

1password, the password manager that not only holds your password, but also your 2FA! Both at the same place. Hoe convenient. Probably exactly the way it was intended to.

Seriously, a password manager in charge of system reboots? That's just too crazy. They know it, we accept all. The limits are pushed and we kept swallowing.

Soon, my 24/h surveillance hour key logging registration thing will become something normal. It weren't your key presses anyway. Made in the boss his time. Mark my words.

lmao wtf

use bitwarden

@Lensflare its 2025 and Linux is still not non-tech user friendly. Its 2025 and Mac is still a proprietary pile of shit. Its 2025 and Javascript keeps getting put into more and more places.

We live in a technical dystopian cyberpunk reality.

Edit: Its 2025 and we don't have direct connections to our computers. We should have brain interfaces by now. Mouse and keyboard, how quaint.

is this a password manager that wants to be able to restart your computers lol?

tell me you're the hacking target and will compromise the whole system

... I also wanna write my own password manager but alas

at least you can still cut the power when the screen starts doing funny things. soon they will take that away from you as well, like they did with phones. cops can remote turn them on and you can't take out the battery. had the cops do it to me. and then it occurred to me why suddenly all smartphones ceased having removable batteries. just so you can't avoid the surveillance state like such =]

@Demolishun @Lensflare I mean if you want a better society you actually have to build one

same reason why we don't is the same reason why nobody else does

@kiki I cannot stand password managers, the only reason for 1password is because the client uses it to distribute keys/passwords

@retoor Yup, soon it will be a npm module that's part of express or react

@jestdotty just vibe code a password manager with R. R works on your pc but you have to compile it yourself in your case. That's just run make. Also, you can just run docker version.

@retoor I WANTED TO WRITE ONE TO NOT HAVE SECURITY HOLES, NOT TO IMPLANT SECURITY HOLES I DONT EVEN UNDERSTAND

it's ok messing with those proxies I now somehow broke that whole repo and I can't even launch a sub package of it now so I'm updating my whole OS

goddamnit

@jestdotty are you interested in the python source?

@retoor no no no

instead I'm learning how to do errors properly in rust like those guides I was stubbornly avoiding...

it's entirely a rust problem because rust makes things complicated and I'm perfectionistic

... also I've been drinking so much coffee I feel restlessly understimulated rn and it's distracting / irritating me

... I don't wanna admit those error fiends were right. getting all triggered now coming to their SOMEWHAT conclusion. grrrr. not their entire conclusion. it's like a gem in there that was covered by poop and now you have to admit the poop had a point to it somewhere past 90% of the sludge. but this should reduce a bunch of complexity I was struggling with

I hate rust

@jestdotty just consider something else than Rust. Maybe the language isn't that genius at all but more for people being good at coping. It's just doing things different that were already proven. No need for that.

@retoor also begs the question why use a language that you hate? Maybe the same coping mechanism that enables one to use js.

@Lensflare no I fell in love with js once I talked to it a little bit. and prior to that it was like the wallflower that wasn't cool enough for me to notice, really, despite talking to it a few times