If I use a keyfile in Truecrypt, does this file also get loaded into RAM? Say, the keyfile is stored in a USB key that is removed after the Truecrypt partition is mounted.

We promise we won't sell your photos, even though the new TOS say we can, take our word

How do they compare to ARM 64 chips? in price, performance and power usage

You criticize Mr Stallman and don't even know what free software is. Free software give the user the four freedoms http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html

Fuck facebook Fuck facebook Fuck facebook They are misunderstanding on purpose what is clearly written, also they cite an impossible limitation: they cannot control what is published in other sites/social networks. Well, no one is asking to achieve the impossible, just erase my data from your cloud whenever I ask

So throw away your android phone because there is a linux kernel on it, also there is a BSD on every Iphone.

You love free things because you are a cheap bastard. Free software is about freedom not about not paying, though for many free software you don't have to pay a dime.

Shills get a life. Even your bosses use open source software to power the cloud and to surveil and record all of us. The only difference is that they don't redistribute the code because they sell it as a service.

He's an altruistic person who devotes his time to a cause and community he believes in. On the other hand, what are your achievements besides being a shill that is told what to say?

Who in his right mind would use javascript when not forced to?

The problem is in the system, not in the individuals, however the system gives incentives for psychopathic behavior

It's the result of french nuclears tests in the Pacific

First they get rid of your privacy, then they get rid of voting on privacy, what's next?

The US can turn the UN irrelevant every time they want

This is exactly the issue on the ARM architecture. An ARM computer in order to get the MS seal of approval must implement UEFI secure boot but manually adding keys or disabling secure boot will not be possible (Windows Hardware Certification Requirements: Client and Server Systems pages 121-122, different rules for x86/x64) So with only Windows RT key enabled in the UEFI, running anything but Windows RT will not be possible. Sound like a monopoly to me, a forced monopoly they didn't pay a dime for.