{K} Krypt - And the new leader and co-leader are...

[Raeyok]

Including this.
I have little idea of how to do this without loving something up, though. lol

In order to have a proper Ubuntu installation, you'll need to partition your hard drive to include a small partition reserved exclusively for Ubuntu (the one on my computer is 30 GB). I think Ubuntu prompts you to reserve a partition for itself upon installation, but I don't know for sure, so I'd recommend Googling it to see exactly how you should do it manually, in case Ubuntu doesn't prompt you for such.

Also:



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Hot.
So can you tl;dr what that does again?

[Raeyok]

Hot.
So can you tl;dr what that does again?

The IronKey model S100 has passed FIPS 140-2 Level 2 Validation, and the S200 and D200 (I have the D200) have both passed FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Validation. It is impossible for me to tl;dr this so just deal with it, reading is good for you.

All models of IronKey share the same case design. There are two versions of the IronKey (S200 and D200) that come in three different models. The S200 contains RAM using the more expensive and faster SLC, rather than the slower and shorter-lived MLC, which is one of the reasons for the higher price of the S200 compared to the D200, which uses MLC flash. The S200's outer case is silver-metallic in color, while the D200 is gray. IronKey utilizes a strong, metallic outer casing to protect against physical damage, and the internal components are sealed with an epoxy-based potting compound to protect against tampering as well as increase waterproofing, along with increasing the device's strength. Additionally, there is a coating over the chipsets that senses any tampering by a change in the electrical impedance. If the IronKey senses a change, the cryptochip self-destructs the next time power is applied, and an NSA wear level erase of the flash is enacted. It tends to be a bit larger and heavier than most current flash drives, at 75 millimetres (3.0 in) x 19 millimetres (0.75 in) x 9 millimetres (0.35 in), and a weight of 25 grams (0.88 oz).

The original version of the IronKey (released in 2005) used AES 128-bit CBC hardware encryption. It was renamed in July 2009 to the S100 to match the release of the newer S200, which uses AES 256-bit CBC hardware encryption.

okay fine ugh tl;dr - it's the most secure flash drive in the world.

[Wynd_Fox]

Available to civilians.

[Rugged]

Kyle Ray: ur soo ugly

-SNIP- ME: k

Kyle Ray: and u sucxk at football

-SNIP- ME: k
come back when someone actually cares about your opinion

Kyle Ray: haha ok fine sit the bench all year pusillanimous individual

-SNIP- ME: k

Haters gon' hate.

[Raeyok]

Haters gon' hate.

OH GOD HAHA GJ BRO

[Rugged]

oh stuff oops.

[Raeyok]

oh stuff oops.

NICE EDIT LOL

jesus christ lol you're glad you edited that because a simple forum search on your name brings up some STUFF.

to anyone else wondering what's going on right now: don't ask.

[Rugged]

well yeah of course i'm gonna edit that.

[Wynd_Fox]

Dude, it's pretty dang obvious who he is, lol. Actually, I'm probably horribly mistaken.

[Raeyok]

Dude, it's pretty dang obvious who he is, lol. Actually, I'm probably horribly mistaken.

PM me who you think he is.

[Wynd_Fox]

No. I'm horribly mistaken.

[Rugged]

tell me. tell me right the stuff now who you people think i am.

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I hope you want people to know because your friendry is getting on my nerves, so I'm probably just going to spill it.

[Wynd_Fox]

OK, my stupid crazy guess is Loopyla since their both terribly annoying and like this clan.