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|    Simon to AJL    |
|    Re: Do the non-Apple common consumer ope    |
|    03 Jul 24 11:49:03    |
      From: SimonJ@eu.invalid              On 2024-07-02, AJL wrote:       > On 7/2/2024 7:54 AM, Andrew wrote:       >       >> (I never understood why people set a password on a home computer.)       >       > Here in the big city home burglaries happen. My neighbor lost all his       > electronics in one. A home computer's passwords (pins in my case) are       > all that stand between my data and the perp. Granted most stolen       > electronics are likely wiped before resale but still one never knows...              Yep, if you ever had a laptop stolen and have to go through worrying about and       changing passwords you would have full disk encryption. If this is stolen I       lose       the machine but I don't have to worry about the data.              --       Simon              RLU: 222126              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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