Dorian

The EOW thing may be related to full-disk encryption versus used space only encryption in BitLocker 2. I don't know what EOW refers to however, but it seems to me...

It could also be for currently encrypting disks, which haven't completed their initial encryption, yet. Though the documentation states, that BitLocker will not encrypt data written newly to disk, while...

> I would add to your list a permission to read subscriber/subscribee info/events - it's nobody's business how much money a streamer makes. Doing this is pointless. Subscribers have a...

> Imagine if a streamer started going around telling people "hey, streamer_xyz already makes $1000 a month, you should sub to me instead". Imagine how much that would piss you...

I haven't been monitoring this project, but as mentioned in #12 and #14, [dorianmuthig/wav2json](https://github.com/dorianmuthig/wav2json) still exists. Includes everything you could need to run or compile on Windows. Binary releases are...

I do believe #12 is related.

> do they coexist (i.e. can you sign and encrypt at the same time)? Yes. And you can also just encrypt and not sign, and just sign and not encrypt....

> DKIM can be done by clients Since it's just another MIME header, sure, you *can* do that. That doesn't really mean that you *should*. DKIM works on the domain...

My two cents: I'd love this. I've been creating separate users and using their home directories for it and that's become quite tedious to manage. Allow the following three options:...

@eiz You will need to digitally sign the binary that hooks into applications, using a code signing certificate issued by a valid certification authority in the Windows Trust Store (can...