0. Make multiple encrypted copies. On DVDs (they are better than CDs and Blu-Ray discs; DVD+R are better than DVD-R), paper, cloud services like DropBox, OneDrive, Google Drive, e-mail it to yourself and to your friends, use P2P storage services like MaidSafe, Storj and Sia , etc. 1. Use proper font when printing PGP encrypted keys on paper. 2. Flash memory (SSD, USB flash drives, hardware wallets) is less reliable when not powered regularly (i.e. every week). 3. Use error correction methods like Parchive and ZFS. 4. Print on paper or store on digital media only encrypted data. 5. Your encryption software should use CPU/RAM-intensive KDF (i.e. scrypt with secure options - do not use defaults! ). First, encrypt with scrypt and then encrypt it again with PGP (using different password!) in ASCII armor mode before print it (other methods like QR codes may not be reliable as multiple copies of the PGP ASCII armor). Do not use the same password for the PGP because it's easy to brute...
I went Vegan 18 months ago. Absolutely love it, and the best part is I don't miss meat and dairy one bit. Everyone should give it a 30 day test drive to see for themselves. The animals will thank you too!
ReplyDeleteFor all of you meat loving folks... just try to keep an open mind! Cooking isn't chemistry. If there's an ingredient you don't like, don't add it! Replace it with something you do like! Try one of these recipes as a side dish, or add some meat to it! You might find some new things that you've never experienced before!
ReplyDeleteThe only meat that I have eaten for most of my life is fish & sea food. My body can't process other meats properly, which makes me sick. So, I pretty much had no choice when it came to eating, or not eating meat. Not everyone can be vegetarian, & not everyone wants to be vegetarian. Don't sweat it! Why bother taking the time to cook if you aren't going to enjoy what you've prepared? You should enjoy the experimentation of cooking about as much as you enjoy dining on the delectable results! Have fun trying new things! Every time you go to the grocery, buy one thing that you've never tried before, then create with it! Even if you don't consider yourself a veggie lover, push the boundaries a bit! Try something new! You're sure to find a new taste sensation you've never experienced before! Be adventurous!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Lord, another tree hugger. Sustainability also exists in forestry plantations. This whole debate however gets to be silly, as our human stewardship of global environment really needs to rise above the fray and use some common sense cultural traditions evolving with scientific reality.
Please remember to cherish your "eye teeth" and being the omnivore that we are. This allows us ALL to take care of the entire planet's flora AND fauna !!!
Growing and nurturing agricultural assets across the spectrum is what we must improve and accomplish better and more efficiently. THAT will be our litmus test, not how many carrots we eat !! :):)
"Eating a mere hamburger a day can increase my risk of dying by a third."
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of hamburger is he talking about? A little more information would be nice. Or I'll start to think he's just trying to manipulate us with bombastic, alarming claims without supporting scientific evidence.