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PrettyFlyForAFatGuy @ PrettyFlyForAFatGuy @lemmy.ml
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  • tbh, i'm not sure you're correct. most other franchises are either more devicive or do not have the same cross generational appeal.

    Star wars is highly devicive

    Stargate was widely loved but currently only exists for a single generation

    BSG was great but didnt achieve the same culture permiation that star trek did

  • you need to be careful with this. the usual workflow here is you write to a file, you then use gpg to create an encrypted version of that file, then you delete the original. the problem here is that "deleting" from an operating system often doesnt actually delete from the disk. so your unencrypted file is often wholly or partially recoverable

  • You need some sort of reference point to translate a language. The rosetta stone allowed for linguists to get their foot in the door for ancient egyptian because the same text was written three times in ancient greek (which they already knew), ancient egyption and another one i cant remember.

    from there they were able to use what they knew to expand their understanding outwards.

    you're better just writing in your first language and encrypting using strong encryption.

    keep in mind quantum computing is coming so you will need to use encryption designed to withstand that.

    You'll also want to keep in mind that when you delete a file on a computer it usually isn't destroyed, it's just sort of de-referenced and maked as "available space" so you'll need to ensure that your medium for writing isn't writing unencrypted to disk at any point or at least is overwriting those sectors after use otherwise what you write could be recoverable without having to decrypt