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RobBollons

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About RobBollons

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    This is a great article, it gives plenty of code examples and explains everything really nicely. I'm new to Go but it seems like a really well thought out language that doesn't jus…

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    I suppose it just depends what you look for in a password manager. I tried lots of solutions from Last Pass, KeepassX to pass but i prefer the scriptability and portability of a co…

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    Clipboard integration probably isn't something i would look to add to passbox myself, but if someone can find a way to get it to work nicely cross platform and submit a PR then i w…

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    That's definitely a way of using it, another is to just manually type it in as you see it and clear the terminal buffer afterwards. If you do use your clipboard it does require a c…

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    Comment #10191217

    Not really, i wanted this to just be a personal password manager and sharing passwords is mostly out of scope in that respect. Although there's nothing stopping you having multiple…

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    Good shout, I've added it to the 'Similar Projects' section of the readme. I had a play with 'pass' before but i wasn't keen on the way it splits the entries up into separate files…

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    I've been working for my current company who specializes in HR software for about 6 years now and from what i see both introspectively and from our clients, most communication issu…

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    I usually find architecture problems to be the hardest to solve. The hardest one I've had to deal with is taking a legacy web application ~3 million lines of code and giving it som…