Why not just have an auxiliary memory bus with another of these modules in a removable cartridge/card/memory stick and have the CPU sync them for the backup? It would certainly be faster than transferring that amount of data in a linear fashion.
Rainbow has been making USB dongles of this type for years. The key generation/signing happens in the token. It wouldn't help the boot sequence without rewriting the BIOS, but it meets the criteria of removable without exposing keys.
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Woe to the developer that ignores the Apple Human Interface Guidelines. Unless the product is developed by the mothership (Apple), users will avoid it like the plague.
Subtle, and true...
It's the lyrics, too. Yes, it's a little odd to have that during a battle scene...
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Why not just have an auxiliary memory bus with another of these modules in a removable cartridge/card/memory stick and have the CPU sync them for the backup? It would certainly be faster than transferring that amount of data in a linear fashion.
Rainbow has been making USB dongles of this type for years. The key generation/signing happens in the token. It wouldn't help the boot sequence without rewriting the BIOS, but it meets the criteria of removable without exposing keys. Rainbow
Woe to the developer that ignores the Apple Human Interface Guidelines. Unless the product is developed by the mothership (Apple), users will avoid it like the plague.
Subtle, and true...
Maybe Chris Barrie, Arnold Rimmer from the BBC "Red Dwarf" series, aka Lara's butler in the Tomb Raider movie?
It was a Sting video. Don't know which, though.
And of course, Ctrl+Shift+Esc brings up the Task Manager in one stroke.
If the audio was in MIDI format, you could easily do this.
It's the lyrics, too. Yes, it's a little odd to have that during a battle scene...
Keep in mind that Microsoft charged companies twice that much to beta Win2K. This is something many people forget when mentioning that Apple is charging for beta software...