I practice security through obsolescence instead, all my data is stored on 3 1/2” floppies and if I need to send someone a voice message I post it on a cassette.
I know a couple of greybeards who’re building a SCO UNIX virtual machine to troll skiddies. I wonder if they’re going to sneak it onto the network at hacker summer camp.
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I practice security through obsolescence instead, all my data is stored on 3 1/2” floppies and if I need to send someone a voice message I post it on a cassette.
Installing TempleOS in da club
That’s why I’m still running A/UX.
Finally, it’s Plan 9’s time to shine!
I know a couple of greybeards who’re building a SCO UNIX virtual machine to troll skiddies. I wonder if they’re going to sneak it onto the network at hacker summer camp.