Greetings List Lurkers. I posted a question some time ago about linux on a tablet. After some searching, I came upon http://emperorlinux.com/hardware/tablet/?srq=tablet&srp=0&srn=0. Perhaps Flint has liberated the Kindle at this point. I am unsure. I am having fun with the linux based https://sailfishos.org/ on my nexus 5: not quite a tablet, but linux on a small device anyway.
I had a question about ssh passphrases. How many people use them for ssh? Is it a Bad Idea not to use them? *If* I said I didn't use them, would a collective gasp be heard across VAGUE land? If the weakness of the public/private key pair is the danger that someone gets access to your file system and copies your private key, is it recommended practice that the passphrase *not* be in a file somewhere? Can anyone point to best practices for choosing ssh passphrases? I think it needs to be long, easily memorable and highly entropic which all seem contradictory. Thanx all. -- Joe Golden /_\ www.Triangul.us /_\ Coding, Drupalism, Open Sourcery
