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ever google an assembly instruction and get suicide hotlines in the results
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my meilisearch instance does not like indexing 10 million fedded verse posts
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i think that is basically expected since these forks are not built out of the will to create but out of the will to tear down. and it turns out none of them actually have a tangible plan
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looking at the listed alternatives on the community continuation on someone’s personal software developer shitlist and so many of the forked alternatives are just dead
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@ben presumably asymmetric encryption
but the problem i am pointing at is that proton handles your inbound/outbound emails in plain text (this is a fundamental issue with email) where they could just
make a copy
and lumo, because of their choices put the messages through the LLM in plain text so like. they also got your messages there too. in plain text.
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@ben i am unsure but at the very least the encryption key would be some sort of file that is encrypted with your password
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@ben i mean like
when you send an email with protonmail, they send off an unencrypted copy of the message
if you receive an email with protonmail, they have received an unencrypted copy of the message and then encrypt it before adding it to your mailbox
when you use their ai chatbot thing, the messages are encrypted between you and the chatbot (which is run by them)
in either case there is a point in time where the message is unencrypted and in their possession
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we never have access to your data with Zero Access Encryption™, a custom term we invented to mean that “you can decrypt the data and we also see the data and by extension law enforcement can also intercept”
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@joepie91 if the client knows the correct server cert and an attacker can spoof it, they have the private key which means you have worse issues
if you just mean that an attacker runs the registration/pairing with their own cert the server can’t tell that anything is wrong without already having verified the key via another channel
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