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I'm guessing if you use good encryption practices, your secrets are safe, but I do not know this for certain.

Say it uploads your encrypted file with all your secrets to archiveofallencryptedshitever.net and then in 10 years when all the QC bois get it their way, they'll decrypt the lot and well... correlate. Ah it has access to your calendar? Cool now it probably knows who you are. Also can verify that against your business receipts.

So in 10 years, above mentioned site turns into a search engine, and then the public doesn't need Epstein psyops because we can just read all of daddy's and mommy's secrets online. Your kids future employers be like: sorry, you disqualified for this job because your daddy had pics of booty in an encrypted file, so you have perv genes.

Clawhub (beware, is probably filled with malware)

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a wise person

Wise person isn't worth much if they're unable to prevent damage!!! Gotta work harder on this, wise person.

Hopefully your warning combined with my bombast will result in a few more people reconsidering the more centralizing methods.

If you were serious (#1430667) and ever got around to testing the self-hosted way, I'd like to hear how it goes.

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272 sats \ 0 replies \ @optimism 3h

I was seriously wondering, yes. Because things can be done; I'm convinced. Just, we shouldn't sell our souls to the yolo crowd. Instead, it may be an idea to practice the low time preference thing that is so often preached, ignore the FOMO, do real research and get something done.

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