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[717.36 --> 718.72] So to clarify what that means |
[718.72 --> 720.26] is you can access |
[720.26 --> 721.36] LastPass free |
[721.36 --> 723.30] on an unlimited number |
[723.30 --> 723.98] of computers |
[723.98 --> 725.74] or an unlimited number |
[725.74 --> 727.00] of mobile devices |
[727.00 --> 728.20] but not both |
[728.20 --> 729.14] on their free tier. |
[729.86 --> 730.72] I say enough. |
[731.04 --> 732.14] I say that stinks. |
[732.44 --> 733.50] And we have a recommendation |
[733.50 --> 734.14] for you. |
[734.64 --> 735.00] I agree. |
[735.20 --> 736.12] I mean the price right now |
[736.12 --> 737.06] is kind of reasonable. |
[737.30 --> 738.04] It's like what? |
[738.20 --> 739.04] Four bucks a year |
[739.04 --> 739.60] or something? |
[740.16 --> 741.16] It's not outrageous |
[741.16 --> 742.70] for a year. |
[742.92 --> 743.18] I mean |
[743.18 --> 744.72] but it stinks |
[744.72 --> 745.80] the way it's going about. |
[746.54 --> 747.14] And I agree. |
[747.38 --> 748.40] It's time to look |
[748.40 --> 749.04] at an alternative |
[749.04 --> 749.94] and this is |
[749.94 --> 751.04] the self-hosted podcast |
[751.04 --> 752.98] and I think both of us |
[752.98 --> 754.52] landed on Bitwarden |
[754.52 --> 755.38] pretty quickly. |
[755.96 --> 757.36] I have some trepidation |
[757.36 --> 757.82] here though. |
[757.82 --> 758.52] Hold on a minute. |
[758.64 --> 759.50] I think LastPass |
[759.50 --> 761.08] is $27 a year. |
[761.74 --> 763.76] It's $2.25 a month |
[763.76 --> 764.54] billed annually. |
[765.46 --> 766.38] Oh you're kidding me. |
[766.72 --> 766.86] Yeah. |
[767.08 --> 767.88] Oh jeez. |
[767.98 --> 768.18] Okay. |
[769.20 --> 771.02] Ah yeah you're right. |
[771.12 --> 771.46] So that's |
[771.46 --> 772.36] that's not nearly |
[772.36 --> 773.34] the deal I thought it was. |
[773.40 --> 774.06] That's a bad deal. |
[774.06 --> 775.84] Especially when |
[775.84 --> 776.94] Bitwarden is only |
[776.94 --> 778.28] $10 a year. |
[778.52 --> 779.06] That's if you |
[779.06 --> 780.38] buy an annual plan. |
[781.08 --> 781.90] But if you don't |
[781.90 --> 783.00] even want to do that |
[783.00 --> 784.86] you can self-host |
[784.86 --> 785.98] the Bitwarden |
[785.98 --> 786.76] server |
[786.76 --> 787.78] which is just |
[787.78 --> 788.96] so cool. |
[789.38 --> 789.56] Yeah. |
[789.70 --> 791.20] I really love seeing this |
[791.20 --> 791.72] and |
[791.72 --> 793.08] I know it's a little |
[793.08 --> 793.94] complicated. |
[794.22 --> 795.12] I think it requires |
[795.12 --> 795.60] SQL |
[795.60 --> 796.98] among other things. |
[797.14 --> 798.10] So the community |
[798.10 --> 798.68] has come up |
[798.68 --> 799.46] with an alternative. |
[799.46 --> 800.58] Yeah there's a project |
[800.58 --> 801.94] called Bitwarden RS |
[801.94 --> 803.42] which is written in Rust. |
[804.42 --> 805.10] Where's Wes |
[805.10 --> 805.68] when you need him? |
[806.98 --> 808.44] And this is a |
[808.44 --> 810.50] Bitwarden server |
[810.50 --> 811.04] that can run |
[811.04 --> 811.66] in a container |
[811.66 --> 813.16] that will essentially |
[813.16 --> 815.06] perform the same role |
[815.06 --> 816.34] as the $10 a year |
[816.34 --> 817.80] hosted service. |
[818.04 --> 818.94] The difference being |
[818.94 --> 819.62] is you own |
[819.62 --> 820.26] all the data |
[820.26 --> 821.48] it remains |
[821.48 --> 822.40] on your servers |
[822.40 --> 823.18] or your VPS |
[823.18 --> 823.60] or whatever. |
[824.18 --> 824.74] So there's a couple |
[824.74 --> 825.32] of ways you could |
[825.32 --> 826.14] go about doing this. |
[826.38 --> 827.38] The first and most |
[827.38 --> 828.28] obvious way is to |
[828.28 --> 829.04] spin up a Linode |
[829.04 --> 829.96] or something like that |
[829.96 --> 831.14] and throw Bitwarden |
[831.14 --> 831.58] on there |
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