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Is hardcore mode where if the computer crashes it automatically deletes any files you had and resets the OS to a clean slate?
Installing your OS and data on a RAM disk
essentially a live image
maybe in a handy USB package with built in encryption
https://tails.net/
Prefer my roguelite os, I can only install updates every time I nuke my system.
suicidelinux?