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Ever wondered how to locally sign and encrypt an email with GPG? Maybe notβbut if you're curious, I've got a quick guide for you. You might ask, *why bother?* Well, some people prefer to keep their PGP private key(s) on a super-minimal cold device. With this setup, you can sign and encrypt an email on that offline device, transfer the encrypted file however you like (QR code, USB stick, etc.), and send it from a more accessible, "hot" device. Or maybe you've got a basic Gmail account but still want to send signed and encrypted emails directly from the web client without installing any extensions. Now you can. https://github.com/pcaversaccio/gpg-sign-and-encrypt
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i appreciate all the work you do
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