/tech/ - Technology

I'm only concerned about the bugs inside my head making me do things

>>29717
Some bugs are deadly, and they don't belong inside your head.

Got all my accounts migrated over to either https://mozmail.com (for deletion) or https://ddg.gg/email.
Also moved all my passwords into pass(1) instead of using my browser's builtin manager.
Found this script which uses the simple API of https://ddg.gg/email: https://github.com/lzgirlcat/ddge
Of these three accounts have billing information, and one of these can't seem to live without.
Further have one OAuth application using my Google account, ironically enough DeepSeek.
This is seemingly the only LLM that will run on my hardware and software with reasonable results.

>>29719
Migrating passwords also means the only thing not on my Linux box are my notes (for now).
Think this is all pretty basic OPSEC; not sure what a more serious dedication might look like.

>>29720
>not sure what a more serious dedication might look like.
Basically separating a public persona (billing), from disjoint private personas.
Obviously the disjoint aspect is what's most tricky about setting this up.
Browser fingerprinting and IP logs means this effectively requires onions.

>>29716
In the imperial core your baseline threat model always consists of automated data collection and the real-world places it feeds back into. This means you can either give up and hope you're median enough to effectively fly under the radar or always apply your best to remain private, anything else puts you at an unnecessary risk. Compromises, especially concerning financial services, are natural, but privacy should never be given up lightly.

I save all my passwords on an encrypted partition btw, this is my generator script:

#!/bin/rc
if(~ $#* 1) {
	c='A-Za-z0-9$~&%[{}(=*)+]!#`;:,<.>''"@^/?\|\-_'
	k=$1
}
if not if(~ $#* 0) {
	c='A-Za-z0-9$~&%[{}(=*)+]!#`;:,<.>''"@^/?\|\-_'
	k=32
}
if not {
	c=$1
	k=$2
}
dd -if /dev/random|tr -cd $c|dd -count $k -bs 1

>>29727
>median enough to effectively fly under the radar or always apply your best to remain private
Am not doing this currently, to fix it would require onions in a chroot as was suggested to me.

>this is my generator script:
Shell is alien to me, but the lack of libraries and terseness is nice.

>>29742
you can easily adapt the script to posix shell, just change the argument checking and replace plan9 dd with anything else