hey /g/, long time no c:// i am planning on setting up a read

>>59424219
There's Debian hardening guides out there you can follow, they're usually pretty thorough

>>59424219
alpine fits the read-only case pretty well

>>59424345
>>59424312
thanks for the tips, ill check out both and see what i find.

does anyone even recommend qubes or something though? seems like its pretty special for keeping things secure, im currently downloading an iso to give it a spin

Have plates not been invented yet in India?

>>59424219
Wait why are those guys eating right off the sidewalk

>>59424430
>>59424444
they use minimal distros and minimal dining utensils, get on their level bros

>>59424453
must be a bare bones netinst

>>59424453
I wonder if anybody in the village owns a computer

>>59424463
Depends on what you define a "computer". Desktops, laptops, "mobile computers" aka phones?
Anyways, India's solution to poverty is apparently throwing people with zero tech skill at computers, hoping they'll make something of themselves and the country, so there's a big chance there are tons of computers nearby.

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>>59424478
had a situation at my job today where the bindi customer support department copy pasted my analysis and failed to change the words correctly

>Hi customer, you have a lot of packetloss in their network

>>59424345
alpine is looking like its going to be my choice since qubes isnt meant for virtualization

no other anons have suggestions or experiences to share for this endeavour? i cant be the only one with a ghost VM

>>59424345
anon, when you said this, were you referring to diskless mode?