The biggest advocates against facial recognition are also pro-illegal immigration. Think about it.

My company is actually expanding operations with two British companies we do business with. Much of this is possible by the weakened pound and knowing that their EU membership tax (which was shockingly large we found out) will be lifted. I'm starting to think all this fear mongering in the media is being orchestrated by the big fish so they can have first dibs at the best pieces.

Imagine an external drive connected to the laptop/PC via USB (Thunderbolt, etc). Minimum double bay set at RAID-1. Owner can read and write to the drive. Attempts to delete or modify files or folders on the drive will fail though. A physical, hardware lock needs to be "turned" to enable that capability.

This would prevent ransomware (of that drive's data anyways). It would also help prevent accidental deletes of files.

Does such a unicorn exist? I'm not looking for some half-baked alternative.

Imagine an external drive connected to the laptop/PC via USB (Thunderbolt, etc). Minimum double bay set at RAID-1. Owner can read and write to the drive. Attempts to delete or modify files or folders on the drive will fail though. A physical, hardware lock needs to be "turned" to enable that capability.

This would prevent ransomware (of that drive's data anyways). It would also help prevent accidental deletes of files.

Does such a unicorn exist? I'm not looking for some half-baked alternative.

Imagine an external drive connected to the laptop/PC via USB (Thunderbolt, etc). Minimum double bay set at RAID-1. Owner can read and write to the drive. Attempts to delete or modify files or folders on the drive will fail though. A physical, hardware lock needs to be "turned" to enable that capability.

This would prevent ransomware (of that drive's data anyways). It would also help prevent accidental deletes of files.

Does such a unicorn exist? I'm not looking for some half-baked alternative.