Notices by Niels K. (nielsk@mastodon.social)

What are you using for synced E2E-encrypted notes that you can still easily search on your local machine? I had a look into this topic and was astounded how complex it seems to be.
There are tools that let me encrypt single notes but then they are not searchable. The ways to encrypt a whole git-repo seem to suck. An encrypted container in WebDAV? But that seems also not good.

Currently I am using Bear on iOS that solves this but I‘d like to see a solution I could use cross-platform with Linux

@selea You can use a wildcard-certificate…

heise.de wrote about it more than half a year ago:

https://www.heise.de/en/news/Microsoft-lays-hands-on-login-data-Beware-of-the-new-Outlook-9608798.html

Don’t use “Outlook (new)” in #Windows 11. I just did a tcpdump and looked also at my #mail servers when setting up an account in there. The mail client only spoke with Microsoft-servers, never with my mail-servers and I saw on my mail-servers only connections from Microsoft-IPs.

I don’t understand why people use terminal emulators with split panes and tabs and not just tmux. I only see advantages (terminal emulator-independent, survives gui-crashes, you can attach from remote, scriptable, etc).

Are there any disadvantages? #linux #cli #macos