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I'm testing Yubico Yubikeys 5 NFC, in general, we use KeePassXC to save sensible information. KeePassXC accepts yubikeys but just one... Anyone know if it possible to add more than one to a kdbx file?yesornogenerator

I'm testing Yubico Yubikeys 5 NFC, in general, we use KeePassXC to save sensible information. KeePassXC accepts yubikeys but just one... Anyone know if it possible to add more than one to a kdbx file?

I want to start using a password manager due to the big amount of accounts I have. Currently I have all my accounts details in a notebook in my house (I know, not ideal). The thing is, I want to store more than just passwords. I want to store the same information I gave to the platform with their schema. For example, for facebook I will just store my email and password, but for github I need to store also my username, and for uber I need to store my phone number but no username. Also I want it to...

I want to start using a password manager due to the big amount of accounts I have. Currently I have all my accounts details in a notebook in my house (I know, not ideal). The thing is, I want to store more than just passwords. I want to store the same information I gave to the platform with their schema. For example, for facebook I will just store my email and password, but for github I need to store also my username, and for uber I need to store my phone number but no username. Also I want it to...

I spent already quite some time in building and runing the VeraCrypt source code. Both the 32 and the 64 version compiled successfully, but when I start the VeraCrypt Setup.exe I have the following error. "This installer file does not contain any compressed files. To create a self-extracting installation package (with embedded comporessed files), run: "VeraCrypt Setup.exe" /p But running the suggested command does not work. Googeling the error indicated, that there could be a problem with the signature...

I spent already quite some time in building and runing the VeraCrypt source code. Both the 32 and the 64 version compiled successfully, but when I start the VeraCrypt Setup.exe I have the following error. "This installer file does not contain any compressed files. To create a self-extracting installation package (with embedded comporessed files), run: "VeraCrypt Setup.exe" /p But running the suggested command does not work. Googeling the error indicated, that there could be a problem with the signature...

Is using the cast constructor bad? Otherweise why a code quality checker (cppcheck in my case) would constantly suggest to add explicit before single parameter constructors? What if I want to do class MyClass { A(int) {} }; A a = 1; If I follow the "suggestions" and write class MyClass { explicit A(int) {} }; A a = 1; would throw an error, but if I use the first I'll have a warning that i've to document to pass the code reviews.

Is using the cast constructor bad? Otherweise why a code quality checker (cppcheck in my case) would constantly suggest to add explicit before single parameter constructors? What if I want to do class MyClass { A(int) {} }; A a = 1; If I follow the "suggestions" and write class MyClass { explicit A(int) {} }; A a = 1; would throw an error, but if I use the first I'll have a warning that i've to document to pass the code reviews.