Who thought EFI was a good idea? > EFI is the firmware that

>>59346061
microsoft :^)

>>59346061

What's the term when a solution produces the opposite effect again?

Barbara Streisand effect maybe.

Secure Boot, in paper and in practice looks, afaik UEFI also prevents full desk encryption.

Security within our approved backdoored solutions. What happens when the backdoor is in the wrong hands?

>>59346101
>What happens when the backdoor is in the wrong hands?
Trump

>>59346101
>afaik UEFI also prevents full desk encryption

That was resolved years ago.

>>59346198
We gotta consider locking up this internet thing a bit

>>59346101
>desk encryption
>he doesn't encrypt his entire house
you're not even trying famalam

>>59346101
> full desk encryption

>2020-3
>Not encrypting your desk.

I don't think EFI is a good idea, but at least it has solved some problems for me.

Like for instance, if I want to install multiple operating systems, I know how to "remove them" without making a mess.

>>59346061
You're thinking of PXE. Whole 'nother.

>>59346257
>if I want to install multiple operating systems, I know how to "remove them" without making a mess.

I can do that without EFI, git gud.

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I like electronic fuel injection, carbs are just a hassle.

>>59347156
Me too. If one of them is linux with boot loader.

>>59346240
>he doesn't live in an encrypted town
Step it up m8

The only benefit of UEFI is that you can install Windows and Linux in any order and Windows won't eat your bootloader. Also >2TB partition support.

>>59350034
Also, the shell. I wish old BIOS systems had a shell.