Go recycle that piece of shit tumor you call a capsule currently stuck dead to the side of our space station too. Turn it into beer cans.
HE'S GOING FOR THE FOLDING CHAIR!
If this was 1988, I'd agree with you, but I didn't buy a 12 core CPU and modern GPU so that I could program in 80 column text mode. To my fellow Linux users: it's okay to use a GUI. Really. True power lies in being able to leverage that AND the terminal at the same time.
gcc, an IDE, and make are my only must-haves. Those might not be your "must-haves" though.
It's eventually going to have to be stored in plaintext somewhere. Where are you then putting the encryption key for the encryption keys and how do you start the chain of decryption without the first key?
I'm sorry. I didn't realize people were still regularly using such constrained systems. Honest. I've homebuilt my PCs for the last 15 years.
I mean it's 2024. I regularly download archives that are several tens or even over 100 GB and then completely forget they're sitting on my drive, because I don't notice it when the drive is 4TB. Last time I cared about 10GB here and there was in the late-2000s.
McDonald's and Walmart are still open and PlayStation Network is still running.
Metallica wants to know your location