We all know .env files are supposed to be gitignored. And they usually are. But beyond the git risk, having credentials stored in plaintext just feels bad. If you leave your laptop unlocked at a coffee shop or someone gets access to your machine, those .env files are sitting right there — high-value targets with zero protection.
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A few weeks ago my friend Harrison (@hktouw) and I did our yearly Tesla FSD cruise around the Bay Area — seven hours of letting the car drive while we talk about whatever comes to mind. This was the first year we never had to take over the wheel, which meant even more time for conversation. We covered AI adoption, investing, and then landed on something that’s been bugging me for a while. Why do we still store credentials in plaintext .env files?