You might notice that I missed yesterdays’ update- my network was down until about 9pm due to poor weather finally eroding my cable (both signal and coax) to the point of being useless. It’s snowing today.

Not a lot to note since I can’t work on the cars- but I’m working on adding keepassxc to Void. I spent this morning migrating all of my data out of LastPass, rebuilding their poorly-constructed CSV (with embedded JavaScript parsing, which their system offered into a Keepass v1 XML format. I forgot just how annoying PHP can be for higher level functions such as generating non-colliding UUID v4 compatible numerics.

Why? LastPass is one of the most polished and convenient looking password managers!? That’s precisely why.

They’ve had security issues before, and their browser interface is very poorly written, allowing not only password theft once, but twice. While this is on the interface between LP and the Browser, and not the underlying system- it does not give me faith in their abilities, even though they patched these issues in under 24 hours.

I really love Void, but I keep running into odd issues. Trying to compile my build of keepassxc, the installer segfaults- but stops doing so when I change the installation to pipe debugging information to the console.

This fails:

        $XBPS_INSTALL_XCMD -Ayd "$pkg" > $tmplogf 2>&1

This doesn’t:

        $XBPS_INSTALL_XCMD -Avyd "$pkg" | tee $tmplogf 2>&1