elias
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elias
@chainloaded
hunting ghosts in the machine



I think it's very telling of the critics that all I've gotten is basically people telling me things are too complicated and should be easier to understand No man, the technology that makes metal run programs is inherently going to be super hard, I can only abstract it so much









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Just Microsoft things... Recently they terminated the VeraCrypt developer's Microsoft account. VeraCrypt is a free and open-source disk encryption software that performs on-the-fly encryption (OTFE) to create virtual encrypted disks, encrypt partitions, or secure entire storage devices.
















