EmX_3000

I always thought you should encrypt any really sensitive personal information any way you can, then if you store or send it later hopefully it's not compromised. Even when your storage media is supposedly secure. What's the harm in that, there are easy to use tools to help you along. Some professions, like with lawyers and accountants, you'd think they'd all do this as a matter of course but they don't. Big and small tech too. So why not encrypt all your personal data at the source, the home computer / personal compuer and just call it a day? Can you do that on your platform / tech stack?

It's not vapid. Half this web site at this poing is people saying "I-i made this" when AI made it for them. HALF. Nobody cares, it's old news. These stories are not relevant to tech, they're not thought-provoking nor is there anything to learn from them. It's about as cool as reading about some MIS directing a code sweatshop to make his or her latest web site.

I've been dabbling in 6502 assembly since the 1980s. Sometimes your BASIC code just isn't fast enough you know.

It's not really that cool to get a bot to do this work for you, anybody can ask for that assuming they have the tokens to burn.