thanks for your help! gotta get them then for my Proton account to keep it safe and handle all the other auths with passwords and TOTPs I guess.

that are two separate keys? or that's one key that has USB + NFC on it? cause that would be kinda good, as all my devices have USB except for the iPhone, but it has NFC so that would be sufficient enough

that is a true concern. however in this case I have a good feature provided by my bank provider, where I can create a virtual-only card, to which I send a fixed balance amount, like $100 and that is all that card have - even tho my account may be at $1000. so given this and the e2e encryption, I guess its probably safe to store - at least the virtual cards

This is a decent advice, to take this part of my career easy, focus on what's more important (the kids), and wait for when they will be able to spend more time together, leaving more for me. Soo, like 3 years from now at least.

Well, given how exhausting fatherhood can be and the stability of my current job, I might just continue learning passively through articles or books. Additionally, I could incorporate the advice from this post and spend some time during work hours researching topics that I'll need for my project. This approach would allow me to snipe two birds with one stone.

Thanks for the advice here.

Any information on 2FA app? I’m using it, but I don’t know how secure and private it is. Maybe I should switch to Raivo?

do you know how karabiner and shkd would compare to QMK/VIA enabled keyboard? any point in trying those two if I have keyboard with that and am able to do various mappings and macros with it?

let me know how the watch one is. maybe I will give it a try too

I am mostly looking forward to the watch changes. but with beta on the watch there is no going back. So I will most likely pass on that one till the very end.

that is a hard question cause I don’t know how to describe the feeling ^^ they feel pretty soft on touch and “premium” compared to my previous Keychron (had K3).

real madman. I remember using JMeter few years ago and it was a nightmare. Did it improve over the last 5 years?

anywhere on the project? hmm, that sounds pretty neat.

sorry for bugging you, but do you know if there is some way to import postman collections into this kind of a file? cause I have like 100 files in postman atm

edit: nvm, just tried it out and I can get from postman a HTTP "code" and simply paste it into .request fiel.