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>> On a school or work computer that you don't control assume someone is watching behind your shoulder... And also every computer running software you don't ow
by sandworm101 4y ago
>> On a school or work computer that you don't control assume someone is watching behind your shoulder...
And also every computer running software you don't own/control. If you really care about privacy you really need to be running Linux on personal machines.
- megous 4y agoWhile at university (~2003) I realized that computers in the lab could boot from CD-ROM so I made my own live CD based on a customzied Slackware with a custom OS loader written in C that could boot to GNOME in <1 minute (all preconfigured with apps I used for school), and used that for a few years in the labs. :) That was a nice middle ground. I could sensibly use my favorite environment even during short 10 minute visits between lectures.