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Happy (lazy?) Sunday. Short thread on efficiencies for digital natives, knaves, and nomads. 1/x
BOOKMARKS: don& #39;t reinvent the wheel and don& #39;t rely on the cloud. KIS[S]. You only need five folders:
AM/PM
P/F (personal finance)
C[onverters]
ASAP
LATER
AM/PM
P/F (personal finance)
C[onverters]
ASAP
LATER
Ultimately, your data will be sold and scraped. But you do have influence over what you share. One word: obfuscation. If you& #39;re an OSINT evangelist, you& #39;ll be skeptical. Good. I like it that way. ~OSINT is infallible...~ https://www.wired.com/2017/03/wanna-protect-online-privacy-open-tab-make-noise/">https://www.wired.com/2017/03/w...
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Berkeley/DOD study on obfuscation: https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/599.pdf ">https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/599....
There is no law limiting how many email accounts you have. That would be a super dumb law, anyway. So make as many as you reasonably can, not just for flexibility but for authentication purposes on public networks/machines.
From a basic counterintelligence perspective, it may seem like it could be helpful to deliberately introduce accounts with comically simple passwords and no 2FA. I have a handful, and it is extremely interesting who logs in to "read my email" (read: zero email of consequence)
I bill for anything beyond this thread, so enjoy and please have a nice, relaxing Sunday if possible. xoxorac
