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RE: What programs does Sinister.ly use - U.m.b.r.e.o.n. - 03-04-2017

(03-03-2017, 11:21 PM)Oni Wrote:
(03-03-2017, 11:13 PM)U.m.b.r.e.o.n. Wrote: Discord, Google Chrome, VeraCrypt, WinPatrol Explorer, TMAC, IntelliJ, and Notepad++ Daily.

Interchanging VeraCrypt for ZOC terminal if I just put files on my box instead of encrypting them.

I use Veracrypt. Was considering using Bitlocker, but I've heard iffy things about it.

Bitlocker is Okay, but I used TrueCrypt for a long time, and VeraCrypt is exactly the same so all my old encrypted files just merged over, but yes, I would be a little on-edge about using BitLocker for very personal things.

Miscellaneous things you just want to keep private that aren't super informational or personal, I wouldn't be worried.

Good Luck.


RE: What programs does Sinister.ly use - gorybloodfest - 05-08-2017

Chrome, jdownloader 2, filezilla, spotify, netbalancer. msi afterburner


RE: What programs does Sinister.ly use - insidious - 05-08-2017

vim, firefox, atom (occasionally), mpd, ncmpcpp, VirtualBox, vagrant, Docker (occasionally), LibreOffice, Gimp, Photoshop (because it's better than Gimp, but i have to reboot to windows), OBS studio, rTorrent, BTSync (or, ResilioSync as it's come to be called)

that's about it I think


RE: What programs does Sinister.ly use - Skullmeat - 05-08-2017

Firefox, AIMP 4, Adobe CS6, Steam, qbittorrent, ShareX, Discord, and VLC.


RE: What programs does Sinister.ly use - Asura - 05-08-2017

Firefox, Opera, PeerBlock, DNSCrypt, VLC, VirtualBox, VMWare, EMET, and Skype.


RE: What programs does Sinister.ly use - Blink - 05-08-2017

Updated:
iTerm2, gcc, Homebrew, nasm, QEMU, Firefox, Discord, Telegram, Signal, nano, Python, Xcode, Ubersicht, OpenOffice