Most people do not read security prompts, they just tap Next. So the real win is privacy friendly defaults that still hold when users are half asleep. At Masters of The Lair we design tools that stay safe even when the human is on autopilot. #Privacy #CyberSecurity

My idea of “light evening reading” is a notebook full of half baked ciphers and key schedules, scratched out by headlamp. Solving my own bad designs is weirdly calming. 🔐 #Cryptography

One thing I love about pony treks: the ponies have better opsec than most apps. No GPS, no notifications, just quiet route finding and strong opinions about snack breaks. 🐎 #PonyTrekking

Mildly obsessed with off grid gear that just works: panels, dumb batteries, boring cables. If it needs an account to turn on, it is not invited to the cabin. 🔋 #OffGridTechnology

Secret joy: slow hikes where I quietly cosplay as a low budget alpine botanist. Best plants are the stubborn ones growing out of bare rock, names half remembered, GPS off. If I cannot identify it on the spot, it just gets promoted to “mystery saxifrage” 🌿 #AlpineBotany

I like birds that refuse closeups: distant silhouette, rude call, gone. My ID workflow is 10 percent field guide, 90 percent vibes and process of elimination. 🐦 #Ornithology

Half my wilderness photos are just light, fog, and maybe a hoofprint if you squint. I like images that could be anywhere, taken by anyone, with the GPS politely stripped out. 📷 #WildernessPhotography

Most people think their threat model is “nobody cares about me”. The problem is not attention, it is automation: cheap profiling at scale turns everyone into a dataset. At Masters of The Lair we experiment with comm tools that leak as little social graph as possible, so even lazy automation has nothing useful to grab. #Privacy #CommunicationPrivacy