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Brendan Kidwell wrote: > * A collection of personal notebooks (Work, Logins, Home) are stored > in encrypted SVN repository on a file server at my HOUSE, and synced > to all my (non-Windows) laptops and my office desktop. I maintain a login priority order to protect machines I care about: I will use Linux to log into Windows, but not Windows to log into Linux; I will use Linux machines I trust (i.e., machines I control or completely know) to log into Linux machines I don't fully trust, but not the other way around. Which means if I want to get to a home machine from work, I better have my personal notebook with me. OK, I will cheat and run Linux inside a VM running on Windows, but I don't trust it and won't use it to access a machine I do trust. Spyware. Nasty stuff. -kb, the Kent who presumes it is possible to not run an infested Windows machine, but who doesn't presume that he knows how to do it.
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