Comment Re:You're confused (Score 4, Informative) 300
LVM snapshots only work fine if you are using LVM. I think the OP uses "regular partitions" to mean no volume manager in use.
A 1941 Paper-and-Pencil Cipher 75
Schneier's blog links to a photo of a 68-year-old code being employed in wartime, with a plausible explanation of what is going on in it. (The photo is from the Life Magazine archive we discussed when it went live.) "What you see here is a photo that never should have been allowed to be taken, and one which provides an amazing, one-of-a-kind glimpse into the world of WWII espionage and counter-espionage. As far as I can tell, what is shown in this picture is an FBI agent in New York encrypting a message, passed from 'DUNN'... through Sebold, prior to transmitting that message to Germany via shortwave radio. ... [T]his appears to be real cryptology at work."
Comment Re:Anecdotes (Score 2, Interesting) 320
There are a growing number of "coworking" spaces being established just to solve this issue. Most towns with any major tech focus have plans. Check out the Coworking wiki for more info.
