Bold of you to think there won’t be a recession

I would also like to know this.

Oh. I thought there was something more. (That’s what I thought it was)

What

This one is also 3D animated

lucida to

“Very high”

Do you think their owners know of duckduckgo?

Because Activity Pub is not a data salad. A video lives in a specific place.

Its open source

I usually go to search.winscloud.net

Old browsers.

Librey rips from other search engines.

Like, it printing out “Null”?

I run them under a different user, but the same for non-pirated games.

The article-given TLDR is probably one of the worst I’ve seen so,

TLDR: The TPM exposes the password once the kernel boots, and you can coax it into this state by swapping out the encrypted partition with one you know the password to, in the unencrypted config file, in order to get it to that state.

I seem to complain more, actually.

That’s an oddly specific amount. Why?

That’s already a thing, albeit for leases.

You have systemd right?

The process is, to simplify:

1. Generate a keyfile. You should make sure to chmod 600 it. Or better yet keep it in a folder.
2. Add this keyfile to the LUKS container. You should make sure to test it.
3. Edit /etc/crypttab to include a line to auto-unlock the LUKS container by UUID. You will also specify a logical name, which will mount the block device at /dev/mapper/<logicalname>
4. Edit /etc/fstab to auto mount /dev/mapper/<logicalname> at /path/to/mountpoint

On startup, systemd will read these files and dynamically create a service for it.

Hi. You now need to create a new key for the drive as you placed it in an unencrypted partition.

You just use /etc/crypttab and /etc/fstab to do it. Just look up “auto mount LUKS at startup” theres like 100 guides.