• A guest (unregistered)

    For the frist one, you could also similarly argue, why did the Danish government put a system available on the internet that didn't enforce secure passwords, mfa and blocking credential stuffing?

    Blaming a weak password, I'd argue, is missing the point.

  • (nodebb) in reply to A guest

    Blaming a weak password, I'd argue, is missing the point.

    Yes, but no. Both (pendantry: all) participants in a security process must have a "security first" mindset, or all the hardened security in the world won't help.

  • Burner (unregistered)

    The best security - Just don't do it in the first place.

  • (nodebb)

    Unless the implant wasn't as unauthorised as the Ledger claims...

  • Snarkenstein (unregistered) in reply to Allexxann

    Allexxann, I salute your appropriate paranoia.

  • Randal L. Schwartz (github)

    blockchain is this generation's "webscale".

  • Ex-Java Dev (unregistered)
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  • (nodebb) in reply to Randal L. Schwartz

    I'd argue that the time for Blockchain being this generation's web scale was ten years ago. AI is this generation's web scale.

  • (nodebb)

    Laugh all you want about passwords and encryption, those Minoans showed how it's done. To this day noboday has been able to crack Linear A

  • Hmmmm 🤨 (unregistered)

    The genius and elegance of blockchain/bitcoin, along with the fact that it provides no value, is what makes it such a long-lived nothingburger - a nothingburger that now costs $82k. That's because people who point out that a bitcoin in and of itself has no value are told they don't understand the complexity of the algorithms... and that somehow creates value (or demand, at least).

    AI has a ton of obvious value and it's already being tapped!

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