genuine question from someone who isnt a cybersec major, wouldn't E2EE chats and quantum resistant encrypted files negate most targeted government cyber attacks? Like I'm aware vulnerabilities will exist and you can take infrastructure offline, but they (they being any government) want the data of the opposing gov't right? Doesn't encryption make it stupidly easy to protect? Or are my encrypted backups & Signal chats not as safe as I thought they would be?
Turret3857
joined 2 months ago
Thats actually surprising, when did they release that?
I mean theres a shit ton missing for discord parity. I agree that matrix needs more of these features, just wanted to share a couple things that already exist
If by linux version you mean completely broken electron web app I suppose youre right
Revolt also exists just btw. I dont use it just thought I'd mention it.
Cinny is a discord like matrix client :)
Thats fair. I use Fedora myself but Wine should be a lot easier than you remember lol. For me its been as simple as adding the repo and installing, then most of my Windows programs were plug and play :P I dont run any adobe or MS office but the alternatives are pretty good once you get acclimated to them
Call it whatever you want, I don't feel spreading a negative narrative to someone who wants to leave an abusive ecosystem on the internet should be something that should be defended though.
Feel free to DM if you want 1 on 1 support. Ive been making the switch for almost 4 years now.
I see, that makes sense. I feel like I should have been able to figure that out but my puzzle solving skills aren't the best lol