I have a remote backup of my home partition so I don't loose any documents, videos, etc. How do you test these backups? I can browse them using Pika (GUI for BorgBackup) and I can do an integrity check, is there any more to it? I mean if my drive fails, I just copy those files back into my new drive's home directory. But I don't see how a test on that would be beneficial

That website does really exist lol http://experiencecornelius.com/

I've been having some problems as well lately. For example sometimes I just can't take a Screenshot or more general performance drops

Mehrzweckeier

Why so hostile?

Lemme check real quick...

No :( But I could destroy it if I want

I created this world to feel some control

https://www.losethevery.com/

And don't forget that people outside of cars exist which are missed 100% of the time

If I recall it correctly this is intended behaviour and no problem as long as the fingerprint is random every time. So for example if I visit YouTube today, close the browser and visit YouTube again tomorrow there should be different fingerprints. They are unique but as long as they don't stay the same you can't be tracked with it

I recently saw an app that has one-to-one chat interoperability. As far as I remember the EU law has a transition phase where first there has to be a way for one-to-one chats and later for group chats. But the group chat deadline is still not reached

ok thanks for the reply. I understand that this would take very much work but I wouldn't be comfortable hosting something with potentially very sensitive data on a remote server where the admins could see the files. Unfortunately hosting on my Raspberry Pi at home isn't possible because of this error when starting the docker containers (which seems to be a Raspberry issue).

What is the difference between your encryption at rest and disk/file system encryption? Would the use case be that someone stealing the server couldn't access the files?