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this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2026
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Obviously not the most secure method in the world, but would it be worth putting that password in a text file so you can just copy it with a mouse click instead of grappling with the virtual keyboard? Or a one-line script that just sends the string to your clipboard?
ETA: Hopefully that password is unique to that app account to minimize the threat of compromise.