It would be more secure if the credentials are in an in memory SQLite Database but that would require you to use something other than the shell. You would need to do a hardware key or have the user do a bootstrap password or have an API that uses a public key to authenticate the remote process passing the credentials
Well did the samba user account (used to connect to the samba share) have access to the files?
The only thing that they had going for them.
Without that belief they are never going to recover
Technically they own the root DNS server, so they will not be saving a single penny but spending a bunch of money for zero savings.
The CPUID which is hardcoded in to cpu itself
They do if they look brown.
And you know that there are black and brown Jews.
Now use that money to protest against ICE
Library-socialist actually.
Odd that you think that a standard medium of exchange in a resource bound economy is a libertarian idea given that it predates capitalism and liberalism by more than a millennium.
One of the actual valid reasons for a government is the regulation of a standard currency established via political policy and regulated by the rule of law.
Wildcat currencies only harm the most vulnerable and benefit the most wealthy.
It is far worse. Like the end of the dollar having any value sort of economic destruction.
A cryptocurrency wet dream idea to make dollars worth zero and fuck everyone not in the ownership class…
Speak for yourself, my husband’s hoodie is so comfortable and I will never give it up; except to my husband when he is ravishing me after I came into the bedroom only wearing his hoodie….
Yeah, we don’t trust their warranties; the manufacturers have repeatedly failed to honor their obligations even when drives die well within the manufacturer warranty.
Also they have become crap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6b0JcNqkZrk
My husband says that they follow a “bathtub” curve and they either die in the first 60 days or last about 2 years when they are scheduled to be replaced.
Further he says enterprise drives stopped having ECC in 2008; so they stopped having any reason to trust them more.
Yeah but S3 egress fees are a kick in the face if you need to recover.
Wasabi is also an option
Technically you can buy a 10TB Seagate EXOS for $114; so you could buy the disk storage even more frequently if you wanted.
But if you don’t want to host your own storage, you will have to pay the hosting company’s building rent, taxes, salaries for their staff and their executives bonuses.
Or you can build a Machine that is at a friend’s house and pay only the hardware costs and benefit your friend. You know, building community…
The question of how much Data produces different recommendations. For example if over 5TB rsync.net
A bunch of ICE are neither, they are just bounty hunters
You don’t need a cellphone plan, just a cellular data plan (say prepaid 1-2Gb) and you just keep cellular data switched off unless it is an emergency.
Then you can still “WiFi call” in an emergency over that cellular data connection.
No monthly plan required
One could rent drones from Florida businesses nearby and if you are in a country that lacks an extradition treaty with the US Government; well…