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We've already been over that. There is no security system which exists which has a zero percent chance of failure. It's clear you're more interested in winning
by kerkeslager 6y ago
We've already been over that. There is no security system which exists which has a zero percent chance of failure.
It's clear you're more interested in winning an argument here than in discussing real-world security, so I won't be responding further.
- VikingCoder 6y agoI am absolutely interested in real-world security, which is why when someone declares snake-oil, "Holding Bitcoin is literally free," I think it's worth debunking it.