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[1018.80 --> 1019.46] little as like $3
[1019.46 --> 1020.58] per user and that's
[1020.58 --> 1021.74] still pretty reasonable.
[1022.54 --> 1023.22] So I think that might
[1023.22 --> 1023.96] be the direction I
[1023.96 --> 1024.50] end up going.
[1024.70 --> 1025.28] I'm going to research
[1025.28 --> 1025.96] more about how
[1025.96 --> 1026.92] they host it first
[1026.92 --> 1029.08] because I know a
[1029.08 --> 1030.24] big use case for me
[1030.24 --> 1031.52] a really big use
[1031.52 --> 1032.06] case for me is
[1032.06 --> 1032.82] mobile access.
[1033.40 --> 1034.08] It's such a
[1034.08 --> 1034.84] crapshoot with me.
[1034.96 --> 1035.88] I don't just connect
[1035.88 --> 1036.96] from one machine.
[1037.20 --> 1038.28] It's just ridiculous
[1038.28 --> 1039.00] especially when you
[1039.00 --> 1040.04] bring in like
[1040.04 --> 1041.38] traveling or setting
[1041.38 --> 1042.08] up family member
[1042.08 --> 1042.80] systems or.
[1043.18 --> 1043.64] And hosts.
[1043.98 --> 1044.62] Yeah it's just
[1044.62 --> 1045.34] it's ridiculous.
[1045.62 --> 1047.56] So I kind of like
[1047.56 --> 1048.40] the idea of something
[1048.40 --> 1048.94] where I'm not
[1048.94 --> 1050.06] handing out WireGuard
[1050.06 --> 1051.18] connections to 15
[1051.18 --> 1052.02] different people so
[1052.02 --> 1052.58] that way they can
[1052.58 --> 1053.38] access the central
[1053.38 --> 1054.34] password database.
[1054.34 --> 1055.80] And don't forget
[1055.80 --> 1056.48] as well generally
[1056.48 --> 1057.28] the time when you
[1057.28 --> 1058.22] need Bitwarden the
[1058.22 --> 1059.00] most is when your
[1059.00 --> 1060.08] device is completely
[1060.08 --> 1061.50] brand new or empty.
[1062.16 --> 1062.26] Right.
[1062.66 --> 1063.48] And so you've always
[1063.48 --> 1064.26] got that awkward
[1064.26 --> 1065.30] first 10 minutes
[1065.30 --> 1065.88] where you're getting
[1065.88 --> 1066.94] you know your two
[1066.94 --> 1067.96] factor auth set up
[1067.96 --> 1068.86] again and your
[1068.86 --> 1069.86] Bitwarden whatever
[1069.86 --> 1070.60] set up again.
[1071.18 --> 1071.74] And once you've got
[1071.74 --> 1072.40] those two things
[1072.40 --> 1072.98] you're good to go
[1072.98 --> 1074.54] generally but yeah I
[1074.54 --> 1075.08] can see you don't
[1075.08 --> 1075.50] want to be handing
[1075.50 --> 1076.50] that out to randos.
[1077.04 --> 1077.50] If you do want to
[1077.50 --> 1078.06] self host it though
[1078.06 --> 1079.22] Alex like somebody
[1079.22 --> 1079.86] in our audience who
[1079.86 --> 1080.36] may have a different
[1080.36 --> 1081.74] use case it's easier
[1081.74 --> 1082.70] than ever now because
[1082.70 --> 1083.74] the Bitwarden
[1083.74 --> 1084.80] Rust server has a
[1084.80 --> 1086.12] Docker image fully
[1086.12 --> 1087.64] up to date as of
[1087.64 --> 1088.82] like 19 hours ago as
[1088.82 --> 1089.50] we record this.
[1089.98 --> 1091.16] It's like the old
[1091.16 --> 1092.52] proverb if something
[1092.52 --> 1093.56] isn't Dockerized at
[1093.56 --> 1094.20] this point does it
[1094.20 --> 1094.82] even exist?
[1095.78 --> 1096.74] Now another nice
[1096.74 --> 1097.60] thing that I do with
[1097.60 --> 1098.30] Bitwarden is I
[1098.30 --> 1098.72] actually share
[1098.72 --> 1099.54] passwords with my
[1099.54 --> 1099.84] wife.
[1100.06 --> 1100.92] She has a Bitwarden.
[1101.30 --> 1101.80] I don't think she
[1101.80 --> 1102.64] pays the premium I
[1102.64 --> 1103.30] think she just has the
[1103.30 --> 1104.94] basic free account but
[1104.94 --> 1105.64] we created an
[1105.64 --> 1107.14] organization and when
[1107.14 --> 1107.86] you create a
[1107.86 --> 1109.26] particular login you
[1109.26 --> 1110.52] can assign that login
[1110.52 --> 1111.72] to an organization and
[1111.72 --> 1112.52] share it with that
[1112.52 --> 1113.14] organization.
[1113.92 --> 1114.90] So certain passwords
[1114.90 --> 1115.94] for us like Amazon,
[1116.44 --> 1117.88] eBay, you know stuff