I have a really long password on Bitwarden like 30+. I use OnlyKey to store this password on a hardware device.

You mentioned phones. My problem with using another 2FA app is that it’s still on my phone.

Here. I have lots of energy since the patriarchy can’t fuck me without being gay. Sadly it’s empty

https://lemmy.ml/c/witchesvspatriarchy

Yeah, I’ll do it in like a week

“Under the terms of the bill, encrypted messaging apps would be obligated to check users’ messages for child sexual abuse material.”

Good job UK. You broke WhatsApp. Now try Signal or GPG. Oh no. Look. You can’t. Honestly, pure dumbfuckery.

I oppose child sex abuse, but banging your head against a wall will not solve it.

How do you pay for groceries with Monero?

I like the idea. I’m not sure of the risk, because if you lose, then I think you have to pay the other parties legal fees.

If you started a Kickstarter and got good lawyers on board, I’d be willing to contribute. I would need to see the lawyers are well qualified though and preferably only paid if they win.

Anti trust is probably the wrong word. This indicates actions to breakup monopolies.

You’d want an attorney practicing in consumer privacy or data privacy. I believe they already exist.

My experience is that the government typically handles these cases, but I’m very likely wrong.

Or she/he’s young and made a dumb decision.

Your post on the other hand shows that you are rash, judgemental and quickly offended. You are too emotional to rationally understand humans and their ability to make mistakes.

That’s meant as satire, but probably not a good idea to insult strangers we don’t know.

Your employer would find it

I refuse to use these things. I’m not going to host a local server just an app

Yeah. This happened in Latvia (Poland too). Everything surrounding the e signature is proprietary and garbage. If you look at the source code for the drivers, they took GPL code trashed it and made it effectively proprietary.

Estonia is good about open sourcing it seems.

I think there needs to be a push to mandate this as open source based on some kind of access to information act. Public money shouldn’t be funneled into proprietary trash imo.

Yeah. Honestly, I prefer it to anything else. For example, if I’m signing a contract, then the signature comes with their personal ID number. If I need to sue, then

1. I have their personal ID number
2. I can electronically serve them the court documents
3. I can log into their governments web portal
4. Cross border stuff gets way easier.

A lot of it is open source. Look up web-eid on GitHub.

Can’t speak for all countries, but some countries like Estonia, identity is stored via asymmetric certs that can’t be downloaded off your card. The only thing centralized afaik, is the authority cert. If that gets compromised, all signatures require a trusted timestamp, so you can easily invalidate signatures made with false or compromised certs.

Every employer I’ve work for who was opposed to open source either backdoored user data, knowingly ignored data security issues, or secretly sold user data. They all have violated GDPR and other regulations, and when I called it out, I got punished.

I just a bunch of GL.iNet routers. I know China. I know.

I never plan to go to China and my threat is western companies and governments, so china seems fine.

Backblaze + rclone mount encrypted drive = e2e encrypted

On Android RCX available in F-droid works as the rclone client.

Collabora as the text editor on my phone. Libreoffice as my toolset on Linux.

I prefer this to Google drive for everything except sharing files. Sharing can be done over email, but Google docs was nicer.

I found Mac completely unusable for software engineering. Additionally, I hate when coworkers use it because the Shell scripts get messed up

Wow. France is already on fire. Do politicians really want more?