Says the person with literally nothing to add to the discussion.

Umm or you could come up with a better hidden volume method.

I don't know what you're talking about. How can they do any of that stuff if your drive is encrypted? They would have to wipe your whole operating system which I am sure you would notice.

How does that solve anything? You can easily get a hard drive dump when the computer is turned off.

I replied to another post, it has been known for years that it is easy to break that.

Well, statistics vary from 1 in 6 to 1 in 3 women are sexually assaulted in their lifetimes, so unless there is one guy running around assaulting thousands of women and getting away with it, there are a lot of people reading this who have or will sexually assault someone.

I replied to another post, but Bruce Schneier has a paper where they show it is trivial to reveal hidden volumes if you can look at the disk on two separate occasions. A large segment of the "free" space will change for no reason. And it is quite reasonable for an adversary to have access more than once given how often people leave their machines unattended.

That's a good point. That must be why whole towns don't rally together to protect star football players who rape unconscious girls, because she was a slut anyway. Oh wait that happened twice in the last year...

It's been well known for years, publicized first by Bruce Schneier. If you can look at the volume on two separate occasions then you can see that large portions of the "free" space change for no reason. Before you say that is unrealistic, how many times do you lose possession of your laptop? Between airport security, leaving it in a hotel room, just walking away to go to lunch, it can be a lot.

Pretty much every other commenter on here, the people you were referring to in your original comment.

If you're referring to hidden volumes, they have always been a hack and are trivially broken in all but the most ideal attack models.

Not like there aren't a ton of other disk encryption options, so not sure what they would hope to accomplish if that were the case.

We don't need you to do anything except not rape or harass women. If you're doing that already, awesome. But statistically, a lot of men reading this article are not even able to do that.

Citation needed. Pretty sure that's not true. Even it if was, I think men are definitely afraid in prison. The GP was talking about women having the right to be wary in situations where they might get raped. What if I had a plate of cookies and I told you, "these cookies are delicious but a few of them have laxatives in them and one has cyanide. Other than that they are totally delicious, have one." Pretty sure you wouldn't be eating a cookie.

How is "geek culture has a problem with encouraging, or at the very least ignoring, misogyny" the same as saying "pla is a rapist". Pretty sure it's not. It doesn't even say "pla is encouraging rapists". It says that, as a whole, geek culture has a bit of a problem. It doesn't even have to be the the majority of geeks are support misogynistic views, it just means that enough of them are that we should think about it. To me, enough is a higher than representative number, which means I'm pretty sure we qualify.