Great link, but OP is looking for an archive solution. I was looking for a self-hosted reddit client so great find!

Take the Fairphone over the Pixel since you’re in Europe

I don’t get what you’re trying to say here: the BSDs aren’t private and secure?

1. Purchase spare chromebook (with cash)
2. Purchase spare SIM (cash)
3. Get TOTP working with spare SIM, link FOSS authenticator app, delink phone number.
4. Throw away SIM.
5. Get a flash drive, wipe, load videos on it.
6. Go to public location, sign into Google account from there, upload video.
7. Remove battery from Chrome book after uploading video, only ever plug it into power in the proximity of WiFi hotspots which can’t be traced to you.
8. Preferably don’t bring your phone with you since they can track you through that

Has worked mostly fine for me, YMMV

Jerboa here but same

I’m pissed off because he didn’t limit it to just being an init and made it into a much bigger mess

Running FOSS and taking control of your network will do a far better trick of privacy vs convenience than most people can imagine

I love these guys. Let’s see if somebody can just bootstrap the FOSS framework directly on TCP to work on the internet without a VPN. Fantastic project

Whatever works. I prefer OpenVPN/Softether for their SSL VPN implementations, and am too lazy to be arsed to deal with stunnel and Wireguard. But if you’re not as paranoid then Wireguard works perfectly fine

That’s a lot of software I haven’t heard of before (Nyxt and Tubo), thanks. How do you like GUIX?

Yup. I’ll open a port in a cheap VPS and tunnel my traffic over that rather than directly open ports on my router. If people here can trust Cloudflare they can use their tunnels too

I might actually have to use Conjur for temporary credentials in my network. Thanks

How do you securely authenticate, restrict access to secrets and store secrets with pass? Other than GPG authentication and discrete keys for different secrets (in which case, how would you automate key policies and life cycles?)

Get a thinkpad?

Could you tell me how I can use pass whilst authenticating an application with something akin to identities? I.e. I need application 1 to be able to access a certain key but I don’t want application 2 to be able to do so. How would I be able to restrict access to keys?

A bit about the scenario: I will be running this in a VM which will act as my central password suite on the network, which I will access using a password/keys.

Thanks

Thank you for raising these points. I’ll need to read more about DMA, Baseband and shielding.

Thank you, I’ll need to think more about possible attack vectors

Thanks