Internet stuff

[soc_puppet]

Just spent some time setting up new ProtonMail, BitWarden, and CryptDrive accounts, then switched my official email accounts for AO3 and Dreamwidth to the new ProtonMail account, on the advice of this post. I haven't gotten to Tor yet, but I'll probably convince myself tomorrow-ish.

Honestly, when it comes to "Things that are a significant part of my life that I should probably know more about," my plan for learning more about one of them was to go for cars next, so I can better communicate with my mechanics; I guess internet stuff is good, too, though.

All that said, why is setting all of this up so exhausting? I've been at this maybe an hour or two, and I'm ready to be done for the day. I mean, granted, I was starting after nine in the evening, but still.

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[soc_puppet]

I'm honestly planning to keep my Gmail account open for a good while, and only switch over the stuff I really care about; it's why AO3 and Dreamwidth were first on my list over there 😂 Not at all sure what I'll do about Tumblr, if and when the time comes.

I forgot to record my LastPass password anywhere, and wasn't able to properly recreate it from memory the last time I tried 😱 (I have learned since this, I promise you.) I hadn't looked for a new password manager since then, and was very happy to get a rec! Next up is the arduous task of entering all these damn passwords.

[alexseanchai]

that was my initial plan too, but it turns out the ability to route AO3 new chapter emails, AO3 new comment emails, and AO3 record of comments I left emails into different folders is really important to me

transferring my passwords was easy, but of course exporting one's passwords and stuff from LastPass requires being logged in; sympathy on the impending tedium