> keep refusing to acknowledge the trade-offs in the technical implementations of crypto. No, we don't. The thing is, every time a "good application of crypto"

> keep refusing to acknowledge the trade-offs in the technical implementations of crypto. No, we don't. The thing is, every time a "good application of crypto" comes up the next question is "show these to us". And invariably those "good applications" have no idea what they are doing, require centralized trusted entities to function, and can be run from a Raspberry Pi.