I believe that LLMs have the potential to be incredibly useful, however the lack of privacy in online services is a major concern to me. Anything put into any service online will be put back into training in an attempt to make the service as good as possible. This can, and has, led to instances of information that should be private leaking. One such example of this is AI coding assistants outputing API keys .

The fstab file contains the drives that will be mounted at boot time. It contains 6 columns of information that can be divided with tabs or spaces. Column 1: Device: You can use the UUID (Recommended) or device path (UUID=UUID or /dev/*device name*) Column 2: Mount Point: Directory you want the drive to be mounted in. This can be a path to anywhere on the system. Column 3: File System: Put the partitions file system, auto is valid if unknown Column 4: Options: Allows to change the behavior of the mounted drive.