Just as i thought, posted by a 2 day old account. Better then the image throwup of 4 chan posts i guess but still dumb af
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Just don't incriminate yourself on social media. Lemmy is not private or secure. Its silly for anyone to rely on dbzer0.
Also...
"The plaintiffs have always maintained that they don’t intend to pursue legal action against the targeted Redditors."
Your probably to much of a small fish anyway...
At that point you should probably use a cloud based solution anyway. Any decently secured system wouldn't let you plug in a random usb drive anyway.
I had assumed the use case was more for travel not for trying to access sensitive data on systems that you have limited access.
Its available on linux mac and windows so id say it's pretty portable. You could even keep unencrypted installers on the same thumb drive in case internet access is an issue.
Yeah i dont see how this would be better then a run of the mill thumb drive (that doesnt scream im worth stealing) and just creating a cryptomator vault on it.
What would i be searching for that's so difficult to find that I would pay for Kagi? Especially when there are multiple options for good free search engines.
Going to need to see some audits of their security and infrastructure before i consider it.
Proton, Tuta, or mailbox.org are good choices.
Just like any lifetime guarantee, its guaranteeing access for the lifetime of the service (which could end at any moment) not your lifetime.
services that promise lifetime or forever accessability should be avoided.
I support ownership of stuff i buy.
Whether its physical or digital doesn't matter. I probably prefer digital as computer related activities already produce a ton of physical e-waste.
Linux users always so desperate to get windows users to switch over.
Until the user experience is not "spend hours on forums to find hacky fixes for things that just work on windows" its gonna be a tough sell.