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So, what is the best practice for preserving a private file that cannot be replaced?

I'd like to protect against hardware failure, theft, and service shutdown.

(Private keys, obv.)

Seen: "If you read that assuming it was posted by an autistic hybrid between a fae and a devil who likes to write contracts, it is in fact literally truthful."

@SJohnRoss my local theater has $4 Tuesdays, which changes my incentives quite a bit off of the baseline.

It's a lot easier for a movie to be worth the $4 than worth the $12 it might be elsewhere.

The more complex you make the process, the more you favor people who have learned to navigate bureaucracy, and the more you make it hard for people who haven't.

_Violent Night_: It's _Die Hard_, but stupid.

If your life story includes moving from New York City to San Fransisco, you're ngmi.

Newton's laws of motion are wrong, but to demonstrate that you'll need a solar system or a particle accelerator.

We should expect other places where our understanding is wrong to require similarly exotic environments.

Mio fights with her sister over pranks.

The girls try out a new restaurant.

Yuuko fights mosquitos.

Hakase spoils her dinner.

Mio gets roped into a part-time job.

Some asshole broke into my storage unit and stole stuff.

New Legislation Regarding Gluten.

@FUCKINGWHOCARESDUDE

I'm not sure. I expect most instances of gitlab are private/internal, but if you told me that there's a shared authentication mechanism, that wouldn't surprise me either.

@FUCKINGWHOCARESDUDE

Self-hosting a gitlab instance provides more control.

But I don't know why you would use other-hosted gitlab.

The Big Reveal is that bluecheck journalists don't know how to thread.