I've written a similar tool for the Aegis backup file that lets you fuzzy find entries, auto generation of codes and includes clipboard support.

https://github.com/Granddave/aegis-rs

That's true! Self hosting opens up possibilities for a better backup system.

Yes, that's correct. The script takes the output from bw-cli and pipes it directly (sort of since we also store it in a variable to calculate the number of rows) to gpg which then encrypts it.

The only secret we have in plain text here is the API token for Todoist which I'm OK with. It's always the balance between security and comfort.

Check out autossh(1)!

[1] https://github.com/Autossh/autossh

This is where 2FA comes in to play.

This is a really nice service and I have used it for quite some time. Just a small reminder; to relieve the wttr servers, please cache the results on disk if you for example want to have a higher refresh rate on your tmux status bar.

See my dotfiles repo [1] if you're interested in such implementation

[1] https://github.com/Granddave/dotfiles/tree/master/tmux

1) Never experienced that

2) The older versions are available online if you click on the number to the right of "Password History"

3) Agree, that can use some polish

This is a great piece of software that's installed on all my machines!

That's one of my favourite advantages of free software. No worries about licensing, any computer I pull out of a dumpster gets a full suite of powerful software I'm familiar with.