Will do. Thank you.

I’ve never heard of LUKS. I’ll take a look at the it. Thank you.

Ok, I’ll take a look at the NextDNS app. Thank you!

At the moment, Windows. I just looked at the Proton Support page and it says for Windows, it will take the IP adress. I know I don’t have much of a choice, but using adding the IP address better than the IPv4 or IPv6 address?

I’ll take a look. Thank you.

I’ll take a look at Epomaker. Thanks.

I’ll take a look at Keychron. Thank you.

Ok, I’ll take a look. Thank you.

That sounds pretty straight forward. I’ll take a look at the documentation. Thank you!

OK, thank you!

I’ll keep that all in mind. Thank you.

I want to use it on the devices I control. If that is the case, how can I just carry the database and not the software?

What are the KeePassXC binaries?

For context, I wanted to have a portable password manager and I was going to encrypt the drive with Veracrypt but I wanted to make sure I understand the software before I do anything.

Ah ok, thank you for letting me know. I’ll keep that in mind. Thank you.

Ok, thank you!

Oh, I didn’t know Veracrypt was portable?! Since Veracrypt is portable, that means I can store the Veracrypt software and encrypt whatever files I want on the same drive, correct? Then, it wouldn’t matter if Veracrypt isn’t installed on the computer and I can encrypt/decrypt the, right? I apologize in advance, I just want to make sure I fully understand what you said.

Had issues with Ghost archive, but I guess I’ll try them again. Thanks.

I saw a post on the privacy community that someone encountered that mobile QR code that Google is demanding you scan. I’m not scanning a sketchy QR code from Google. Just another way for users to be further entrenched in their services.

I had issues in the past with The Wayback Machine. Either never came up or me or its slow. Maybe I just need to mess around with my VPN? I’ll try them again. Thanks.