Tim wrote: > For myself, I password protect modifying boot and grub parameters, and > don't have any options for booting anything other than the main hard > drive without a password. So anybody wanting to mess me around is > forced to open the box and remove/add a drive, or reset the BIOS. Of > course that's do-able, but hard to do quickly, and without getting seen. I used to suffer from paranoia too. Now I take the pills the doctor prescribed. I know They are after me, but I don't mind.
