BUSYCONTACTS NOTES LOCAL PASSWORD

Lose the key, too bad.īartender 3 – This is a great app for me. It runs multiple times in the day and unless you are making huge changes, the traffic it generates is minimal. It does differential backups so it only backs up changes. That would be much nicer.īackblaze – This is an on-line backup solution that is great on macOS. This has saved me when I am in another room without my phone and I need to access a secure site. It allows you to sync your MFA Tokens from the IOS app to your Mac.

It will email me if we the sync fails.Īuthy for Desktop – This macOS App is the IOS companion. It has a very easy GUI and does all the heavy lifting on an automated schedule. I also use it to do the same to OneDrive. I tend to use push-to-talk as opposed to push-to-silenceĪRQ – ARQ is an application I use to backup my data to Amazon Glacier. You can set it to push-to-talk or push-to-silence. Sush – Shush is an application that will allow you to set up hot keys that you can use to enable and disable the microphone feature on the laptop. I have certain slide decks that I use regularly just a few clicks away. Shortcut Bar is a great menu bar tools that allows you to pin files, folders or apps to the menu bar.Īs you can see from the above screenshot, I have our price sheet, product matrix doc, applications, and folders. It allows you to set up channels and private communications with teammates. It allows you to populate certain channels with RSS feeds from different sites. From ISSA to HackMiami to BSides to My Company.

I have multiple slack groups I belong to. I run it on my iPhone, iPad, macOS, and even a Windows VM I use. I can set up shared vaults so I can share passwords with my family (e.g. I pay ~$60.00 a year for my entire family.

BUSYCONTACTS NOTES LOCAL PASSWORD

In this post, I will go over some of the macOS Apps I use regularly to keep my sanity.ġPassword is a password manager that use to store the password store locally only and used Dropbox or iCloud Drive to sync, but around 2 years ago, they went to SaaS model.

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