> a lot of the value is in the agent memory and there's no easy way to export that,
Can't speak for muse and grok bot. But all other agents like openclaw, Hermes simply store then add files and it's trivial to migrate to another agent. Just point the agent to it
For a few corporations yes, but not for local only like KeePass or similar. Thats the issue i have with them, if a can set them up as easy as TOTP on KeePass then fine.
I think there should be browser support where the user sets a dollar threshold to trigger payment confirmation. Below that threshold, the microtransaction is automatically authorized.
There are Pros and Cons. Cons: generated passwords have less flexibility, not being able to add custom fields (ie backup codes or PIN), can’t store key files (unless you copy and paste contents into Notes section, which doesn’t redact it), no independent master vault password like 1Password.
Pros: it’s free and will probably be free forever, can store and generate TOTP codes, biometric unlock, very easily syncs between devices, great integration on macOS and iPhone/Pad, easy sharing of password to family members without them needing a subscription.
I have been a 1PW user for 10+ years but earlier this year started the long transition to save $10/month for the rest of my life which turns out to be a non-insignificant amount.
The article is about green card applications. Not h1b sponsorship
> that is functionally the same as restricting Microsoft's access to H1-Bs since a future green card sponsorship is the reason many are there working for them on that visa.
That's quite a stretch. Only to some extent is true
Where is the proof of this? I constantly see comments like this with no proof. The h1b process requires the foreign worker to receive the prevailing wage.
Can't speak for muse and grok bot. But all other agents like openclaw, Hermes simply store then add files and it's trivial to migrate to another agent. Just point the agent to it
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