I don't think the assumption is you'd be doing that all the time. It's just good that you can do it if needed. If my laptop is stolen, I can just buy any linux-

I don't think the assumption is you'd be doing that all the time. It's just good that you can do it if needed. If my laptop is stolen, I can just buy any linux-compatible laptop and run this, or I can borrow someone else's if I judge the risk acceptable. From the article: > When I switch from my work computer to my personal computer I just bring the USB stick with me; same thing next time I upgrade a computer.