KeePass Cross-Platform Community Edition

For those wondering about the differences from Keepass2 : https://keepassxc.org/docs/#faq-keepassx

Strategies to fight fear, uncertainty, and paralysis :

1. Forget about yourself; focus on others.
2. Forget about your commodity; focus on your relationships.
3. Forget about the sale; focus on creating value.
4. Forget about your losses; focus on your opportunities.
5. Forget about your difficulties; focus on your progress.
6. Forget about the “future”; focus on today.
7. Forget about who you were; focus on who you can be.
8. Forget about events; focus on your responses.
9. Forget about what’s missing; focus on what’s available.
10. Forget about your complaints; focus on your gratitude.

My favorites :
If my calculator had a history, it would be more embarrassing than my browser history.
The Olympics should have a 'For Fun' section at the end of all the games so all the athletes can try different sports.
What if Earth is like one of those uncontacted tribes in South America, like the whole Galaxy knows we're here but they've agreed not to contact us until we figure it out for ourselves.
I've woken up over 10,000 times and I'm still not used to it.
Christmas feels more like a deadline than a holiday.
"DO NOT TOUCH" would probably be a really unsettling thing to read in braille.
Last night my friend asked to use a USB port to charge his cigarette, but I was using it to charge my book. The future is stupid.
When people think about travelling to the past, they worry about accidentally changing the present, but no one in the present really thinks they can radically change the future.
My dog understand several human words. I don’t understand any dog barks. He may be smarter than me.
A guy can decline an invitation by saying his girlfriend won't let him go and everyone will likely understand. But if a girl declines an invitation by saying her boyfriend won't let her go, people will likely get concerned.
My 15 year old self would be appalled to hear how many times I've chosen sleep over sex.
April Fool's Day is the one day of the year when people critically evaluate news articles before accepting them as true.
1984-2000 seems a very long time compared to 2000-2016.
Taxes are like a subscription to your Country that you can't cancel, no matter how bad the service gets.
When Sweden is playing Denmark, it is SWE-DEN. The remaining letters, not used, is DEN-MARK.
Car horns should only be allowed to be in pitches C, E, and G, so whenever two people honk at the same time it will be in harmony and traffic jams will sound like symphonies.
The person who would proof read Hitler's speeches was a grammar Nazi.
Tobacco companies should be leading in the search for a cancer cure. The day after a cure is found, sales of cigarettes are going to go up by 500,000% from the millions of us that quit for health / longevity reasons.
I am 100% confident that if I ever hit a kid with my car, it will be because I'm staring at my speedometer in a school zone.
Scientists are adult kids stuck in the "why phase".
In order to fall asleep, you have to pretend to be asleep.
The object of golf is to play the least amout of golf.
In normal English, execute and kill are synonyms, but on a computer, they're antonyms. (interesting comment : "Same with Manage and Run")
"Strap-on" spelled backwards is "no parts".

In philosophy, a razor is a principle that allows one to eliminate unlikely explanations for a phenomenon.

- Occam's razor: Simpler explanations are more likely to be correct; avoid unnecessary or improbable assumptions.
- Hanlon's razor: Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
- Hume's guillotine: What ought to be cannot be deduced from what is.
- Hitchens' razor: "What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence."
- Newton's flaming laser sword: If something cannot be settled by experiment or observation, then it is not worthy of debate.
- Sagan standard: Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

'BUY' ALMOST ALWAYS BEATS 'BUILD' : If you can avoid building something, you should. Code is the most expensive way to solve a problem that isn’t addressing a core area of your business.

MAKE DEPLOYS EASY : Deploying should be a frequent and unexciting activity. Engineers should be able to deploy with minimal manual steps and it should be easy to see if the deploy is successful. (...) It’s not a coincidence that two of the four key metrics that the book focuses on are directly related to this (Deploy Frequency, Change Lead Time). Shipping is your company’s heartbeat.

TRUST THE PEOPLE CLOSEST TO THE KNIVES : The people who work with a system are the ones who understand it best. (...) They should, therefore, be the primary stakeholders responsible for prioritizing technical work.

BORING TECHNOLOGY IS GREAT : (...) you want a wide area of expertise for routine operations and when shit goes sideways (...). Very few organizations have the bandwidth to debug unique problems. (...) Using boring technology means you can lean on a large community of users. Shit on it all you want, but there are very few PHP issues that someone else hasn’t already encountered.

Is there enough computing power in a USB-C charger to take you to the Moon and back ?

The "Let it crash" principle reminds me of the Unix's "Rule of Repair" (https://homepage.cs.uri.edu/~thenry/resources/unix_art/ch01s06.html) : "When you must fail, fail noisily and as soon as possible."