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Undoubtedly most of us already use password managers, but these days I'm finding even this isn't enough.

Nowadays you need an additional 2FA app on your phone, and then you need to safely store your backup keys somewhere you can still access them.

Plus there's the extras like keypairs which can't just be copied and pasted, or managed by a browser extension.

I feel like it's a constant battle to stay secure, while sacrificing usability/sanity in the process. I would pay a significant amount of money just for an app to handle all of this in a secure manner.

How do you manage it?

Hi there HN. I'm a 16-year-old who isn't quite sure where they need to go next.

I'm a confident web developer working with the JavaScript stack (Node.js/React). Though I've been moving towards Rust these days because I don't like the ecosystem.

I am doing an apprenticeship in webdev but am not really learning anything, but I'm okay with that. I am very lucky to be in this position.

I don't really have any ideas for something to develop and sell. Actually, that's a lie. I have a few, but I don't think they would lead anywhere. It feels as though the SaaS market is heavily saturated and almost everything that money can be made from, already exists.

I was thinking about going into cryptocurrency, but it's difficult for someone my age to get into, highly volatile, and I prefer the technology side to it rather than trading anyway.

I also enjoy learning about netsec. I've executed some common attacks in the past such as deauths and MITM attacks using open source tools, but haven't been able to do anything especially impressive with what I know. But again, I feel like this would just lead to a 9-5 job, albeit well paying.

If I had to define a goal, it would be the same as most peoples. Retire early. Perhaps I'm just asking the same question as they are.

Thanks.