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It would cache data off-machine into fault-tolerant storage. If the machine broke I would like to go to any other machine and resume work within a few seconds
by atorodius 7y ago
It would cache data off-machine into fault-tolerant storage.
If the machine broke I would like to go to any other machine and resume work within a few seconds without losing any data.
If my machine was stolen I would like it to be totally unusable after a short time - so nobody would bother to steal it.
I would like the machine to recognize me, through some mechanism (fingerprints, retina scan, DNA - who knows) so I don't need passwords.
This seems to be a combination of what‘s possible with chromebooks + smartphone (not stolen much anymore because of Find My iPhone etc.) + Touch ID on the macbooks.
- dhash 7y agoI have the first 3 points covered with resilio sync, wireguard, and running ZFS on a Linux district with full disk encryption. I would have all 4 if Linux supported newer fingerprint readers