sure that is how pop3 does it
but metadata is still replicated to the server, so this does not solve the metadata replication issue
even if you dont explicitly store metadata or encrypt it in some way, the server still necessarily knows stuff like timestamps of when the messages are sent for example.
sure, you can delete it later, but you also have to trust the server to actually do that, and there is no way to guarantee this in any protocol
what alternative do you propose for saving messages when the recipient is offline?
tbf there is not really a good solution to the 'ephemeral aspect' problem
the only way to truly not sync metadata to or btwn servers at all is to use a p2p model, in which you cant send anything if one of the parties is offline
simplex might be a bit better in this regard, but still relies on servers for syncing. at least it doesnt extensively replicate metadata like matrix does though
so it depends on your threat model whether this is a compromise or not
>garbageman
i prefer the term 'sanitary engineer'
used kindle paperwhite, check firmware version to ensure jailbreak
jailbreak, install koreader
use calibre to manage library, source books from uh. the seas
amazon devices have quite good screens for the price
however, if you are reading comics, you should get a bigger screen probably a tablet, look into boox and meebook, both are android based
i would not recommend color screens rn, they still have significantly lower contrast and resolution and refresh is slow af
for a vm yes, but depending on the game you can just firejail and block internet access
depends on the source, but generally no, run the game in a vm or container
not really true depends on the field
spend more time in the shell. you will naturally learn the most commonly used commands and useful flags for them. soon you will be surprised by how much you know. having good typing speed helps reduce the friction a lot. i have not found need to specifically "memorize" anything consciously.
for obscure things, write a script and put it in a scripts folder, have a comment at the top explaining what it does for reference later.
automated blinds.
they let in light automatically when its morning and now i dont have to set an alarm usually
~~sugar~~ sucrose
sugar is a generic term