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Qubes is a cool idea, but it isn't enough for me. If it works for you, it's good. But I never want my bare metal touching anything directly. I would suggested a small CLI Tor gateway (like Whonix), and then a few full-blown VMs connecting through it (or NAT, depending).
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Data can be saved in isolated, encrypted machines. Qubues is a resource hog, and there's no reason to run 20 VMs, really. Two or three dedicated, fully-encrypted VMs can isolate just fine, with more security.
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The point of isolating VMs is to isolate compromise. It makes no sense to have VMs that are easily identifiable and unencrypted. If a running machine is compromised FDE doesn't help. But isolated encrypted machines with correctly configured permissions do.
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Too many people think full disk encryption solves everything. It doesn't.
Even possessing unencrypted VMs is a huge attack vector. Plausible deniability should be the first line of defense.
If a VM can't be run in an isolated, encrypted container, it loses 99% of its security.

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Two problems with Qubes:
1. Can't run it in an isolated VM. It has to be bare metal. This is a huge problem for plausible deniability.
2. It's own VMs can't be encrypted. If an adversary gains access to the machine, all VMs are compormised.
It's way too vulnerable.

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Exactly. Why are people so hung up on UI? Electrum is another example. When running with a full node behind Tor, I don't think there's a better option. Why do people need "slick?"
And while we're on the subject... like I'm ever going to quit using bash.
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One of the biggest detractors for #nostr in my opinion, is that there is no content. This whole forum is basically just a discussion about using the protocol. People will come here for a Twitter replacement, not to be inundated by a nostr bug-tracking forum. We need content.

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Just want to see if lightning is working.

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