Just a reminder that if for any reason Windows becomes no longer an option for you and you’re forced to consider Linux, use TempleOS instead. It’s got the lowest learning curve but doesn’t hide important shit behind layers of abstraction.
Linux Mint has so much bloat was well. TempleOS is a lightweight operating system which is truly free even offering the user access to ring 0. I would recommend installing it over windows 11 today.
The authentication system for logging into Linux is the same authentication system as remote access such as through ssh, if gentoo lets you skip a password that can be suboptimal. I did say it was the lowest learning curve, not that there was no learning curve.
Both Mint and Gentoo come with remote access disabled by default. Windows goes even further with security and also forbids connections to accounts that have blank passwords unless you edit stuff in the registry.
Mint requires open-ssh server to be installed for remote, but after that it's enabled by default for all users.
That is cool and all but why can't there be a solution like this? (and equally both the yes/no prompt on an administrator marked account instead of a password AND the lack of requiring a password at all? Just default to a specific setup if no password given that's how I would have it)
Generally you don’t disable it, and having Windows without a password (not even those password less setups attached to your email or phone) is as equally big of a security risk. The only thing not making it a security danger is because it’s such a stupid thing to do the odds of rogue software finding a vulnerable computer is so low there’s no point in checking usually.
You are a faggot and you should be ashamed for being a faggot.
ok boomer
This is why root is a bad idea and nobody should use POSIX-based operating systems.
I ask "why can't we have something that doesn't require a password" and you give me this "uhm sweetie just use the password don't you know it's more safe and actually it's completely easy so why are you even talking about it?" shit like mate I don't care I don't want your 5000 roundabout reasons on why I should have the security (or any kind of) cock shoved down my throat stop it nigga and give me choice that doesn't require me to do things in an autistic manner, why is this so hard?
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if you want to be told "it should be like that" then use Ubuntu with Gnome and pretend everything is all hunky-dory. However I'm a Mint user so I'll do my best to explain the logic and you can make an informed decision.I ask "why can't we have something that doesn't require a password" and you give me this "uhm sweetie just use the password don't you know it's more safe and actually it's completely easy so why are you even talking about it?" shit like mate I don't care I don't want your 5000 roundabout reasons on why I should have the security (or any kind of) cock shoved down my throat stop it nigga and give me choice that doesn't require me to do things in an autistic manner, why is this so hard?
For the record, you ARE allowed to just say "it could/should be like that" without having to be autistic and try to vehemently defend shit UX you know
Are you like retarded or something?
I've been rocking those for I don't know how long, but recently I discovered that in a pre-release build of Windows XP, all the system sounds were left in their original quality. 44.1kHz, and in stereo. They sound all wrong, but at the same time so right now that they're actually stereophonic.
