sentamalin

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   by sentamalin 8y ago

   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 to others. I've never run into an issue on machin
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   by sentamalin 8y ago

   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 conversations I can contribute to in either /r/fli
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   by sentamalin 8y ago

   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 could be sending your message unenciphered. A client co
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   by sentamalin 8y ago

   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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   by sentamalin 8y ago

   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 individual. If Wikipedia's to be believed, Open Whispe
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   by sentamalin 8y ago

   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 locomotion as described in the article. At least in a consume
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   by sentamalin 8y ago

   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 me, has a feeling of a lack of control and helplessness
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   by sentamalin 8y ago

   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 ... End-to-end encryption is always activated
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   by sentamalin 8y ago

   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 notes and other scribbles just because I needed some k