I wonder what the legality of transferring ownership of the account to someone in the EU in order to request gdpr enforcement would be... Or I suppose you could become an EU resident but that would be rather difficult.
Think of installing a custom ROM on a phone like installing a custom BIOS ROM on PC, both are actually not damaging to the device if they fail but require specialized equipment to recover.
Also, some phones and motherboards support special low level recovery modes when a rom fails to boot, but it's usually not easy or documented.
Have you considered storing your keys unencrypted? In this case ssh doesn't need the agent or a password.
Yes it's not as secure, but for me it's good enough considering my systems at home are not doing anything important. If you have an encrypted home partition it's just as secure when your partition is unmounted.
That's a good idea, and I think that teaching yourself parametric CAD for the first time in freecad is extra difficult because it is easy to do things that look like they may work but actually break you model (especially dragging stuff around in the hierarchy).
Ah I was trying to point out that CSV is the inefficient format. Reading a large amount of data from a more efficient format like parquet is more likely to cause trouble because the memory required can be more than the file size. CSV is the opposite where it will almost always use more disk space than is required to represent the data in memory.
I wonder what the legality of transferring ownership of the account to someone in the EU in order to request gdpr enforcement would be... Or I suppose you could become an EU resident but that would be rather difficult.