Finally using a real password manager

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@@ -53,21 +53,13 @@ For those who dont know how to find things I personally use
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    :CUSTOM_ID: passwords
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-Do you use the same password for everything? Thats fucking stupid. Do
+Do you use the same password for everything? Thats fucking stuppa. Do
 you click yes when your asked if you want the password saved? Those
 builtin password managers tend to get hacked and people arent good about
-backing them up so they fucking lose everything easily. *The best
-password manager is a spreadsheet!* But wouldnt that be a easy way for
-your information to get leaked you say? *Thats why spreadsheet programs
-have encryption options.* Now you only have to remember one password but
-can still have strong passwords for everything, your welcome. Dont use
-stupid ass closed source shit like microsoft office. Instead get
-yourself libreoffice. Openoffice is old af so I wouldnt trust it for
-password locked spreadsheets. Do you dual boot and wanta share it on
-multiple OS's? Use a shared file partition. Wanta back it up to the
-cloud? Use a external harddrive like I already said but if you do throw
-it on a cloud service they arent going to get into that mother fucker
-*if you used a different password than the one for the cloud service*.
+backing them up so they fucking lose everything easily. In the past I used a
+encrypted libreoffice spreadsheet. Not the worst thing you can use but there
+is better. The two best password managers are [[https://www.passwordstore.org][pass]] and [[https://keepassxc.org][KeePassXC]] depending on
+if you want a command line of gui password manager.
 
 * Watching youtube
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