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Not worth the liability. I’d rather the landfill and peace of mind than the money
by slashdev 2y ago
Not worth the liability. I’d rather the landfill and peace of mind than the money
- crazygringo 2y agoBut what liability? That's the whole point of encrypted storage. There is no liability if you used a reasonable password. Why not accept you have peace of mind and resell on eBay for parts? Assuming you didn't use "password123" or something.
- slashdev 2y agoEvery system has vulnerabilities. Plus that password I used has been in dataleaks. I don't trust it.
- lm28469 2y agoIf you're that paranoid you cannot trust any software or hardware you haven't designed yourself
- slashdev 2y agoI trust the stuff I design least of all
- hn_go_brrrrr 2y agoGotta love the "What idiot wrote this code? Oh. It was me." moments.
- xvector 2y agoIt will be easy to break in time. Eventually you'll just be able to use a tool that shines a laser at the right bit and breaks the rate limiting. We've already seen similar attacks on hardware wallets previously thought invulnerable. I don't think any cryptography has stood the test of time. It's unlikely anything today will survive post-quantum.