Yes if you install clover uefi

Just install windows to uefi

I'm no expert but on SSD's but if you encrypt the full disk it will take up the whole disk space even if it is not actually full, as opposed to an unencrypted drive which will only use what is actually being used and the space is only allocated. If the full disk is being used on an ssd it reduces the write cycles more quickly (I forgot why)

There is my shitty explanation

@transience more read / writes I think Idk I'm not an expert I'm just retarded

You are!

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Nice job reading what install gentoo wrote

I am retarded

I agree

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Most SSDs have a large cache (of around 30gb or more I think) which stops the drive from completely bricking itself

I think if they are completely full they break

Without a cache

It's a evo 830 m.2

Good. kys

@install gentoo As far as I know, it fills up the drive so you can't figure out how much free space there is until you decrypt the drive

It's a one time thing until you overwrite that free space iirc

Yeah

I don't see how running encrypted vms 24/7 would reduce the lifespan though

@dappleface you thot

What kind of autist runs encrypted vms

you're doing it wrong anyway

encrypted the main drive itself, then run unencrypted vms off that

daily reminder that dapple's dad broke into his unencrypted *actual* drive and found out his plans to throw an underage party

Full disk encryption = bloat anyway

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Just encrypt the files you need to

(Your cp)

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This tbh

Is patrician way to do it

@install gentoo

is

lithu

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What.

Less likely to get locked out of your os

What is lithu?

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