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oh can't you see, your data belong to me

Story time on the mobile proactivity.

I was buying a train ticket on Eurostar for my mother. I filled her name as the passenger. Scrolled down and used the 1Password data I have to fill my address and billing information. I proceed and pay. Later, when checking the ticket, I see it's on my name. 1Password changed the passenger details, and since the screen is small, I did not notice.

No 100% refund from Eurostar, but lesson learned.

I'm not leaving 1Password though. It's too convenient for my family.

It will continue to work from npm. See esbuild as an example.

We use Redis to store geocoding data from Google Geocoding API with a TTL of 30 days, per the policy. It's $4/1000 requests. There'd no business without the cache.

As someone who struggles on their personal life to do things step by step, I thank you for this private-life example of the OP approach.