Developers who prevent users from pasting text into a password field deserve a special place in hell.
Seriously what the fuck are they even thinking when they implement bullshit like that. Don't they know that password managers are a thing?

Somehow ended up in tech, currently doing DevOps & cloud stuff on AWS professionally.
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Developers who prevent users from pasting text into a password field deserve a special place in hell.
Seriously what the fuck are they even thinking when they implement bullshit like that. Don't they know that password managers are a thing?
@cosminh not yet, I've tried /e/ in the past in my Nexus 5 but wasn't too happy with it.
Maybe I'll give it another go!
health pro tip:
If you eat muesli in the morning, chuck in some sesame seeds, chia seeds, and/or puffed amaranth. All healthy little additions and they taste wonderful!
I just published a new crate and CLI tool: passt
passt is a good-enough random string/password generator written in Rust, with zero dependencies! (Does require /dev/urandom tho)
Anyway, it can be used as a library or installed as CLI.
Code: https://github.com/kevingimbel/passt
Crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/passt
I spent all night trying to get zsh auto completion for my rust cli working but it's just utterly broken.
The zsh code that clap-rs generates just didn't work no matter what I did.
In the end I had to use the auto generated bash code in zsh, which zsh luckily supports. 🤷♀️