TIL what happens when the thermometer maxes out
If you want to avoid this judgement, get an Apple silicon Macbook Air or something...
Damn, me over here trying to flex my Chicago95-ass X201T to my classmates
Is DivestOS any better in this respect?
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Room phone: A clear 90's phone
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Cell Phone: Some sort of non-folding T9 phone, it wasn't a Nokia though
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Smartphone: Knockoff iPhone 6
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Computer: Pentium III desktop with 256 MB RAM, 30 GB HDD, Windows Me. It was also the family computer. Later upgraded to 1GB RAM and Windows 2000
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Computer (my own): 10.6" notebook with a 1 GHz Celeron, 512 MB RAM, 60 GB HDD, and Windows XP (later upgraded to 2GB RAM)
monovergent
joined 1 year ago
It's nice getting a glimpse as to what fraction of Linux users are using disk encryption. Full disk encryption is becoming the default on mainstream OSes, but not in most of the Linux installers I've encountered. Always made me curious just how many people went out of their way to encrypt their Linux install.
I personally encrypt everything except for VMs already in an encrypted device or USB drives that need to work with non-Linux machines. It'd be interesting to hear what other people's reasons to encrypt their disks or not are.