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If you're working on your private branch and can tolerate a small loss of accuracy in your commit history, then rebasing is fine. However, if you sometimes use reflog to recover from minor issues, it can become more difficult after you've rebased.

I know it's just my opinion, but even though 'checkout' is overloaded with meanings, I always find it the most unambiguous. Some of my coworkers keep telling me to use 'switch' instead, but every time I try it, I find myself wondering how it works

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The real encrypted journal is hidden among several fake ones, so two authentication factors are used: the key and the journal ID.

Just to be sure that your secrets are reasonably available, always. (i) GitHub for high availability of the repo, (ii) Openssl, even it is not flawless, it is available everywhere and battle tested (iii) Bash is bash :)

Hi All,

my intention is to keep my secrets on a nice public repo, what do you think?

Thanks!