lud

You don’t have to follow best practices though. You can name shit pretty much whatever you want.

I use powershell quite a bit at work and I really like it.

If anything it’s much easier to read than the abomination called bash.

In theory it is a good thing because it’s usually programs with unsaved stuff.

Already, let’s go with the karman line like everyone usually does.

It’s not overused, it’s just used a lot (not that I have heard it in anyway)

You would probably use a recovery key that exists exclusively elsewhere like on paper in a vault. Like bitlocker.

I have no idea if signal uses TPM or not but generally keys in TPM are non-exportable which is a very good thing and IMO the primary reason to use TPM at all.

I wish our theaters were that cheap

That already exists.

Pretty sure they use orange balls instead of white.

No, why would a backup contain non-exportable information? One of the reasons to use TPM to begin with is that sensitive information can’t leave it.

Don’t phones have something comparable to a TPM?