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sentamalin

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About sentamalin

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/sentamalin; my proof: https://keybase.io/sentamalin/sigs/Dow_ew2RdBJ2ibZ1LMqi4UnazpVsR3TWxU1-gpxkVi8 ]

Flight attendant, artist, and owner of many other hats! Ask me anything about pretty much anything.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #17141233

    Agreed. I usually keep Windows Defender as the default antimalware app on my computer and others' because, IMO, it has the best ratio of Good Enough and Unintrusive Enough compared…

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    Comment #17141224

    I usually visit Hacker News, Ars Technica, TED Talks, and Pocket to fill up my reading list for long flights with no Wi-Fi. Then I'll usually check Reddit for any interesting conve…

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    Comment #16796304

    I figure that it's showing the Metadata for the pages you provide links for. A ton of other messaging platforms provide that ability to show information about the link. Anything co…

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    Comment #16796243

    https://threatpost.com/signal-audit-reveals-protocol-cryptog... They provide the links of their audit of the Signal Protocol there saying that it is cryptographically sound.

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    Comment #16796172

    Yeah, it really boils down to that. The question of Trust is a question that needs to be answered no matter which technologies you use, and the answer for it is very personal to an…

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    Comment #16791680

    Even when untethered headsets come into play, and even when hardware performance gets better and smaller to allow that, I think VR headsets will always have the problem regarding l…

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    Comment #16791586

    Creating to-do lists (whether on paper or in an app) and checking things off of it helps me a ton, especially when I'm feeling the start of an episode. Depression at its core, for …

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    Comment #16791549

    According to their FAQ, "WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption ensures only you and the person you're communicating with can read what is sent, and nobody in between, not even WhatsApp …

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    Comment #16791511

    I still use an upgraded Newton Messagepad 2000 mainly for notes and journal entries. 99% of the time I remember things better with a kinesthetic act, so it's filled with a bunch of…