The end of the year gets me to reminiscing. One issue that came to mind recently is Keepass. These posts cover all the mechanics. I have migrated from Dropbox to OneDrive for storage. While I casually use Google Chrome’s password store, my serious encrypted store is Keepass.
It’s flexibility lets me store notes.
I also use Keepass to save names and addresses.
I had been using a 16GB Transcend thumb drive for the last several years. Last week, when I tried to update Keepass, I got a message that the drive was write-protected. I could still read it. After an hour or so of playing with it I realized it was just worn out.
As I keep it on my keyring, I needed a small but sturdy replacement. I found this 32GB Kingston DataTraveler.
It works great for Keepass.
Originally published at https://blog.benmoore.info.
