How do you keep your notes (diary, to do list, fap log, etc)

A text file in my home directory

You do encrypt your home right?

>>58404297
All my informations are so highly valuable that I keep them all unencrypted in mostly plaintext in documents folder and I never bothered to even backup them.

I am still waiting for any event which will teach ne how bad is living on edge. So far I haven't lost a thing and I am not aware of any abuse of my files.

So far i am living by the
>nothing to hide, nothing to fear
even when I know it is broken argument. But I keep my knowledge about various encryptions updated so I am ready to install gentoo the moment the terrorists win.

>>58404297
a flat text file on my fully encrypted hard drive

>>58404297
I don't have any personal, banking etc info on my normal computer. Do that shit on a cheap, old computer filled with anti-malware and anti-spyware shit.

I use sticky notes, nobody else uses my computer.

>>58404297
>secure
>on your computer
Pick one

>>58406117
>Allowing Microsoft to view your notes at any time if the day

>>58404297
With fulldisk encryption, scrapping the keys whenever im off the machine

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>>58404297
sticky notes irl

>>58404297
there's temporary text files for just reminders and general everyday todo lists, and then there's encrypted containers of the important stuff

I hesitated to fully encrypt the drive because what would be the point when encrypted containers exist and are much more portable

I use keeplog and lifeograph.

Lifeograph has encryption.

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A GPG encrypted ODS file in ~/Documents/Personal. Full disk encryption is enabled as well.