I would love to see less barriers between OS's and platforms, but I just don't see a particular need to add that capability natively into Windows for Microsoft. I do like what they're doing with WSL, though.

source Whether or not the data is "safe" after a power loss can greatly depends on what filesystem you use. Generally speaking, most filesystems will not go corrupt from power loss alone assuming

Context: Coldcard is is my opinion the most secure bitcoin hardware wallet currently available. Coinkite states that an SD card with a FAT32 or FAT12 partition is required for use with the Coldcard Under

With using an external storage product (such as a television, etc.,) the client need to determine: [1.] What drive format the TV supports (NTFS, FAT32, exFAT)? Once this is done, the drive needs to be