is twofish encryption meme on luks or worth it as opposed to default aes?
Julian Reyes
For reference: gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup/ > LUKS is the standard for Linux hard disk encryption. By providing a standard on-disk-format, it does not > only facilitate compatibility among distributions, but also provides secure management of multiple user passwords. > LUKS stores all necessary setup information in the partition header, enabling to transport or migrate data seamlessly.
Andrew Nelson
A quick update:
I continue to tweak and improve things. I added 'breadcrumbs' to some of the pages to make navigation easier. Here's a quick look at it (nsfw):
I'm glad you're still around. Your work with Obsidian continues to impress me. I even got the org-roam-ui guys to look at your work. They laughed, but they were also impressed. You may have planted the seeds for a comparable feature set for the emacs crowd.
David Taylor
Link?
Ryan Gutierrez
It was on Canadian Amazon, and the drive was still pretty expensive, but the big IronWolf pros have never been this low on the site.
yea i dont think cipher is relevant. no one gonna brute force your drives. it's easier to just beat out information from your liver or to torture you if you ever got this far into the situation
Carson Morgan
This is really impressive but is there a way to the same thing with an open source alternative?
Jace Sanchez
How did you get that price graph?
Bentley Ross
The Keepa chrome add-on can let you see price graphs on Amazon pages. I think there's something comparable for Firefox. You probably need to set-up an account on their site first, I'm not sure, I set mine up a while back. Pretty useful all told, some things dip a lot.
Austin Jenkins
People usually recommend Logseq when it comes to open source alternatives, but it doesn't have the community and plugin ecosystem Obsidian has. I can't imagine it being as malleable.
Samuel Peterson
>is there a way to the same thing with an open source alternative? Not that I'm aware of. I got the org-roam-ui guys to look, but it's just an introduction to the idea. github.com/org-roam/org-roam-ui/issues/206
Lincoln Lopez
/cumg/ lost MODS = GODS
Jackson Green
> Trying hydrus for the first time. > Visit github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases > Confronted with a 225MB download. > Wonder why it's so huge. > Untar it and see all kinds of shared libs he bundled. I don't have a good feeling about this, but I'm giving it a try anyway.
Jeremiah Hall
>tfw not sure if I should compress all my files or not
On the one hand, it would save me space when I store them in cold storage, but on the other hand I already have enough space, and I'm worried that it might lead to complications. Maybe I'm being paranoid.
