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GiqueCee

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4. Whew...

Reply to Bernardo de La Paz (Reply #3)

Sat Dec 28, 2024, 10:02 AM

Dec 28

... okay, I'm 2 years and change shy of 80 years old, and, though I work with a computer every day, the granular technical minutiae involved in internal functions sometimes short-circuits my geriatric brainpan. I did not catch that the meltdown only affected data in transit, and I appreciate your efforts to clarify the process for me, but it's too much input for my frazzled internal hard drive to absorb, so I'm going to hide under the bed now.
Have a nice day.

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Q_Security: A quantumly inspired security solution. [View all] mikelewis Dec 28 OP

Wait a minute... GiqueCee Dec 28 #1

Well... this is just the data in transit. (I.E. A USB with your Metamask Code, lose it and it can't be hacked) mikelewis Dec 28 #2

The OP assumes everyone runs his software and only his software. Bits are bits and don't melt Bernardo de La Paz Dec 28 #3

Whew... GiqueCee Dec 28 #4

It's not you, it's the OP. He's smart but w big gaps in education. Oversells his ideas; often ignores pointers to flaws. Bernardo de La Paz Dec 28 #5

Thanks, Bernardo... GiqueCee Dec 28 #6