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Plus it's located in my Dropbox folder so automatic backup online and accessible everywhere.
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I wanted to dropbox them as well, but a voice inside tells me not to trust the cloud;P
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Dropbox seems reliable and safe enough for this. Considering it's pretty much all leftover bundle keys anyway.
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Use TrueCrypt, create a 10MB encrypted container, put Notepad file inside of it. Problem solved! :)
For extra levels of paranoia use Serpent-Twofish-AES. Might be slow but it's a maximum-sized 10MB text file, how fast does it really need to be to decrypt 10MB? Sub-1-second is sufficient for anyone. :)
I keep my encrypted passwords file on Google Drive. Anyone could download my password file at any time, but without my key the file is useless. The likelihood of AES being compromised to the point where that file would be useful to the general public is essentially zero, so I don't fret about it.
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Congrats :) I edited the link so people cant see your key.
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Double congrats! I hope you find a nice hat to wear too.
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I got all my paypal payments, receipt, redeem confirmation and such organized in appropriate folders under my main documents one (GOG, Steam, various bundle sites and so on)
Unused keys are in a simple text document inside those
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Humble.txt on Desktop , over 300 keys stored here.
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I've got a simple .txt file that's open pretty much constantly in which I make all kinds of random notes and such. Spare indie keys are in a list near the bottom of it. I imagine it would be pretty funny to watch someone else try to make sense of it all. :p
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I have a Google Doc sheet where I write all my games, where I bought them, and the Bundles. If I don't use all bundle keys, I put the key (or now just game name and bundle name, since it auto redeems on Steam) in another tab.
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Excel spreadsheet.
Better yet, I have formulas for the following:
Currently I have 147 unused gift urls for humble bundle, indiegala, groupees, and indieroyale; and 368 codes for steam, desura, GOG, and topware. Yay for shitty giveaways.
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In an encrypted document stored on my computer.
To those who use Google Docs/Drive: If your account is ever becomes compromised someone could steal all of your keys. If I were you I would enable 2-step verification using a mobile phone, which works sort of like Steam Guard.
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Brightly coloured Post-It notes, scattered around my office.
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EVERNOTE.
Put them all on a note(or multiple ones in a notebook), easy for searching- i personally divide them up a bit(on different notes).
If youre worried about security you can create a local note or encrypt your notes.
I hate charts; Plus there i paste link to steam store and some screenshots for those im still considering if i will redeem or not; I leave them there waiting some time because HUGE BACKLOG already.
PS: why you guys aren't using evernote already? Its a time saver note-files-dump i recomend to everyone.
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Everyone has bundle leftovers and some unused keys.. how do you organize yours?
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