ThePowerpuffGirls

Can I at least change my E-mail address?

I want to delete my account.

I tried to PM a moderator, but it said that the feature was disabled.

It's a preference.

I have a storage drive that has Ubuntu (a Linux operating system) installed on it. I can connect it to any computer, select from the boot menu during the computer start-up, and select the drive from the list.

It is like using your own computer, except the computer is the host; providing the processor, RAM, etc. Everything is as it were. When I'm done using it, I can shut-down or restart the computer and remove it, and the computer will start up the same as it were before, as if nothing had happened. I hope that makes sense.

An example

Let's say want to use a public computer, but don't want to use Windows (Or Mac, if it happens to be), and you had a storage drive with from your laptop or a clone (just to make it more understandable) you can connect it, reboot, and select it from the boot menu, and there all your settings and files will appear as if you were on your laptop. You do your work, or whatever, when done, restart and remove the drive, the computer boots back into Windows, the same as it were before.

Someone at campus does it all the time. It's something I've done before, but different places have different policies. I've done it at a library once, even the screen came on to enter my library card to assess the Internet when I went to Firefox worked the same, on Ubuntu.

With a USB, is how one can boot from their storage drive, with a SATA to USB cable, access BIOS/UEFI and select select it from there.

A curious question.

I was wondering where can I find the rules for ship's public computer access.

I was wondering if it were OK to boot from your own hard drive, with your own operating system (Ubuntu, Linux)?

I don't mean installing it, but just to boot from it, if you know what I mean?

If not, what could happen if someone does it?

Do cruise ships offer free Wi-Fi?

What if you need to print something, could you do that from your own computer?