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  1. Comment on Email: How about doing it right? in ~tech

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    Actually, both of those services allow you to encrypt forwarded messages that are sent to your main e-mail inbox. However, it is worth noting that encryption for forwarded messages (from your...

    I think services like AnonAddy or SimpleLogin fall into this category. I had considered them, but I didn't want to rely on—and trust—another third party service for my emails, also because they can read them.

    Actually, both of those services allow you to encrypt forwarded messages that are sent to your main e-mail inbox. However, it is worth noting that encryption for forwarded messages (from your alias e-mail inbox to your main non-alias e-mail inbox) for SimpleLogin is a paid feature, whereas for AnonAddy, it is a free feature, if I am not mistaken. Both services do not encrypt forwarded messages by default for free plans.

    Under AnonAddy FAQ: https://anonaddy.com/faq/

    How do I add my own GPG/OpenPGP key for encryption?

    On the recipients page you simply need to click "Add public key" and paste in your public key data. Now all emails forwarded to you will be encrypted with your key. You should also replace the subject line of forwarded messages in your account settings as this cannot be encrypted.

    Now, again like I said before, for SimpleLogin, if I'm not mistaken, encrypted forwarded e-mail messages are a paid feature: https://simplelogin.io/pricing/

    Under the $30 per year or $3 per month pricing column:

    PGP Encryption

    Caveat: I do not know if SimpleLogin's encrypted forwarded messages feature is default in its paid features (just clicking a few buttons) or whether you have to do some extra work in importing the encryption keys.

  2. Comment on What have you been watching / reading this week? (Anime/Manga) in ~anime

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    Sousou no Frieren or Frieren at the Funeral. So I've been following the updates of Frieren at the Funeral. It's about an elf and her disciples( and whoever she travels with along the way) who...

    Sousou no Frieren or Frieren at the Funeral.

    So I've been following the updates of Frieren at the Funeral. It's about an elf and her disciples( and whoever she travels with along the way) who travel the world around them post-Demon lord era. This doesn't mean that demons aren't still hostile towards humans though.

    Obviously being an elf, Frieren outlives the rest of the hero's party. And flashbacks to the old days come to her throughout the chapters. She has a disciple who she reluctantly takes in and teaches her human disciple magic. And as time passes and the disciple grows up, they travel the world.

    Sometimes you might see remnants of the time the whole hero's party helped the people around them, as well as monuments made to honor them.

    And I found a comment in the comments section that translates some German names/terms in the story. Some user by the name "Fim" did this translation.

    From a well-known manga aggregator(with Manga in its name; I think it's frowned upon in Tildes to mention non-official non-legal manga sources here, so I won't mention the full name). Otherwise just pm me so I can link the source of the comment(has no ads at all).

    The four heroes within the story are Mage Frieren, Hero Himmel, Priest Heiter, and Warrior Eisen. Of course, the titles before their names are just titles, not their actual names.

    Frieren - 1.) to feel very cold; 2.) to freeze (liquids)
    Himmel - 1.) sky 2.) heaven
    Eisen - iron
    Heiter - 1.) cheerful, in a good mood; 2.) fair (weather, meaning no or just a few clouds)

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    More concise description here(from MangaUpdates):
    Frieren is a member of the hero's party that defeated the demon king. Both a magician and an elf, those are the things that separates her from the other members.

    Link to manga update tracker website:
    https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=165944

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