A guide to how to manage your passwords with Bitwarden.
PHILOSOPHY:
1. One source of truth for your passwords, always up to date. You reject using browsers or insecure note apps to keep track. 2. You don't memorize any of your passwords except for your master password, because they're too secure to be remembered. 3. You tie any other important bits of information to each account.
SETUP STEPS:
1. Create a Bitwarden account. 2. Create a secure master password that you can remember. Write it down on a piece of paper and keep it with your passport, birth certificate and other important documents. Whenever you change it, update it there, too. Along with that, write down the recovery code. 3. Import passwords from your primary browser. 4. Install the browser extension for your primary browser, and install the mobile app and sign in on both. 5. Customize "account security" behavior. Unlock with biometrics, unlock with pin, or never lock (depending on how you secure your device itself). I have biometrics unlock on my phone and a pin unlock on my desktop. 6. Customize the "generator" settings. I like to do 20 character passwords, include capital letters, lowercase, numbers, and special characters with a minimum of 2 each. 7. Change your passwords for your most important accounts, going to the item in bitwarden, generating a new password, and setting it. Password history will always store your earlier passwords for you.
OPTIONAL ADDITIONAL STEPS:
8. Once this is in place, disable password saving for your passwords, and consider deleting password data altogether. You have a up-to-date copy of it in Bitwarden now. 9. Store other important bits of information - your vehicle details, credit cards, whatever you need secure, quick access to. 10. Experimental: passkeys can make signing in even easier. 11. URI will make it pop up for the correct website - so make sure it's set. CTRL + SHIFT + L to load the last used login. 12. Use folders to organize types of passwords, for example separating work logins from the rest with a Work folder. Set custom equivalent domains in settings.
Bonus tip: share passwords securely with your spouse. Set up an "organization" and when you want to share passwords, share it to that organization. Takes some getting used to, but it's very handy.
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I look at all 293 trophies in Super Smash Bros. Melee and try to decide if they were original to the game or imported from another source. In some cases, trophies were just recycled assets from another part of the game (like from a stage), so I counted those as imports as well.
Some of Melee's trophies are just jaw-dropping, and since some characters were modeled with a higher polygon count than what the N64 was capable of, this was the first time they could really shine in 3D. However in some cases, they had access to promotional renders or models from other games where they were able to effortlessly import them into the game instead. Sometimes, it's hard to tell which is which!
Noticing the Eevee model was the same between Melee and the Pokemon Trading Card Game's Eeveelution Theme Deck in their Skyridge series gave me the inspiration to make this video.
1. Have a strong vision 2. Assemble a trustworthy, like-minded team 3. Communicate effectively within the team 4. Be relentlessly organized, and maintain version-controlled sourcecode 5. Keep team meetings succinct, with specific action items and next steps 6. TEST more than you need (never push out an update without testing) 7. User experience polish creates the perception of how fun your game is 8. Game development is a LOT of work 9. Recognize your key players on the dev team and don't take them for granted 10. Steam: if you're in early access, or you distribute your game via keys, the reviews collected from those don't count towards your total number of reviews to influence your positive/negative rating
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Wanted to discuss why I think Melee players feel Ultimate is clunky, and Ultimate players feel Melee is clunky.
It comes down to players who are used to the pre-flat screen era, vs. the experiences of players who are used to more modern titles. Display lag combined with inconsistency in performance that caused additional input lag necessitated input buffer as an option for games.
Pre-flat screen era players were used to precise timing, nearly perfect responsiveness, and CRTs. So sometimes they'd mash to get the input on the right frame. But more modern audiences expect the game to adapt to their barely-off timing and just "know" what input timing they "meant" to execute.
There are competitive merits for input buffer, but I don't like those as much because they're more reminiscent of traditional fighting games, whereas I like the free-flow, custom combos of platform fighters instead of pre-determined combos by executing inputs ahead of time.The impossible Diddy Kong Racing winDavid V. Kimballs Bonus Channel2023-10-30 | How....? 😱 #shortsNana the Homie! | davidvkimball on #TwitchDavid V. Kimballs Bonus Channel2023-10-23 | #shorts