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Tell me you didnt take a look at your windows update settings without saying so.

The FAQ answers the question of getting locked out: https://bitwarden.com/help/forgot-master-password/

TLDR: You are fucked if you lost the recovery codes.
Best case: You do encrypted backups every once in a while

Just today I noticed that my Google Home (I believe gen 2) has a new voice.

The absolute most problem I have with printers and Windows is setting the adapter and printer settings.
Double so if I need it to configure uniformly across multiple systems.

Can't say I share your issue.

Now don't get me started about configuring a printer on a mac. Holy fuck is annoying to print stuff if you are not used to iOS/MacOS

I did. For a few websites and devices.
Switched right back.

Somehow Android 14 looks way worse in light than dark mode instead of equal.

Light Blue to Blue.
Range (RGB): Around 0,230,255 to about 0,170,255

You lost an arm. Remember to use the \ to escape the markdown ;)

I don't know much of smart cards and the whole hardware based authentication beyond knowing they exist at all so please take my questions for what they are.

I was thinking the encryption on those cards are done with a private key and a writer/reader by the manufacturer (like HID). So if the NSA busts down the door and demands the key you could technically decrypt it.
So if you generate your own private key that vector is obviously mitigated, assuming they are providing the tool with a non-reversible hashing process or a guide on how to generate the key so it wouldn't aid in the brure forces decryption.

Thank you for the info :)

This was more meant as a rhetoric question but it's most likely as you said. A bit annoying indeed.

I also use Firefox on Android with a fairly recent stock ROM phone. At best the whole process to pasting my password into the webform takes 5 seconds.
If the vault is still within unlock period the auto-fill takes even less time (assuming the authentication URL regex is correct. It's a bit annoying with subdomains)

Hyptothetically, couldnt an attacker clone the smart card and retry on the copies?
I would believe a salted and hashed 0-knowledge password vault is more secure than a US-company which could be forced to surrender private keys used for the encryption

I feel like password managers are more targeted to companies where sharing and controlling login data shouldnt be logged on some table in an excel sheet.
It just so happens that a manager is also god damn convenient for the private individual

You can but shouldnt.