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@rrb KeePassXC has LLM-generated code in it. KeePass is a family of open source software and not all of the forks share code with KeePassXC.

@0x4d6165 Okay but what if I really do want to develop a socioeconomic system capable of supporting groups of 3-5 people to engage in socially beneficial labor

@fxchip "But like, at the society scale"

Anyway solution for 1Password problem is straightforward

- Patch ChiPass (no-AI fork of KeePassXC) to support VaultWarden syncing protocol

- Develop a socioeconomic system capable of supporting a team of 3-5 people to do ongoing security response, UI design and multiplatform mobile app development without ruining literally everything in a quest for ever-expanding growth and illusory short-term efficiencies

- Apply said functioning socioeconomic system to ChiPass

I'm on Linux. I have an SD card which has been giving me a number of strange problems for a while now. It now appears to have wiped itself completely. Looking in GNOME disks the main partition, which I expect to be exfat, is of type "unknown". If I run fsck.exfat, It claims it's not a valid exfat image.

Windows refuses to even look at it.

Before I destructively image the disk, do you think there is ANYTHING else I can/should try to see if the data is still easily recoverable?