If they go public I'm changing distros

The cutting edge/novel techniques was what I was looking for, this is really cool. I'll look into it more.

Yeah, it's much harder to completely hide the fact you're using encryption.

fr, windows hides the file type by default.

Om, AppImage is portable exe. Has it's uses.

dpkg doesn't? I sometimes use apt install command but didn't think it mattered if the deb package was configured right.

It's a useful shortcut.

That's awesome. Thank you.

Yep definitely, If you open source when you are a small team or individual a company will steal your code and, with their massive teams, wipe the floor with you. That is why I like what Plausible Analytics (Google Alternative) is doing, https://plausible.io/blog/open-source-licenses there AGPL-3.0 licence scares big tech because by using code with it, you must open source all code using or related to the code you use, and they have the means to enforce that.

Files are a whole other issue. If I was to make a file upload, it would be my site (encrypts & uploads data)->uploadthing.com->AWS T3 Buckets->returns link. Because if it was bad content my site cant do the decryption without being liable, so for decryption->open sauce decryption system->hosted on popular free platforms you can't block->decrypts data and hides original file.

Yeah, I appreciate the feedback. I need to do more, so the link isn't a secret, e.g. any password will decrypt any link to text so if you use the wrong password you get wrong data possibly a different link, that hides if you were wrong or right. Then you only need to share one secret via a separate channel.

Sorry 😂 Thought I exempted the /anon route from headless, VPN and proxy checks but forgot one of the VPN functions, fixed now! The /anon route is not checked. It was unfortunately needed because of a very costly bot attack abusing a service I had.