chrisjj

> and in the meantime you can secure software.

... in fantasy land.

> There is zero reason to suggest security is impossible.

One reason: There is zero reason to suggest security is possible.

> Presumably it means much more behavioral security and inherent friction built in to everything we do.

Ironic, after decades of defrictioning.

Intetested to know then why you'd think some are not.

How on earth would anyone think they can cover you?

> who knows maybe the Binance guy actually made a deal to send $5B of crypto for a really cool NFT when drunk

... or when sober.

Perhaps time to face up to the fact that computers are not a safe place to store crypto.

It is a disclaimer. "We warned you, so you survivors on Luna can't sue us."

And no, they don't control it.

Needs reporting to the RSPCA.

:)

A: Exhaustion.

> I understand the truth is upsetting

To you, for sure.

Your quote fails to corroborate your claim.

> Europe is too busy mandating that every citizen use a Google or Apple phone for digital ID

Total fiction.