If it works for MacGyver…

Don’t tell me how to live my life.

There’s never enough legroom in the back 😔

Definitely a better ratio than me, that’s for sure.

But he died from little dagger things… and in the stomach, not the head… and and and…

Yeah, honestly that’s just a horrible picture that’s also been compressed badly.

I wonder what that guy’s liver tastes like.

The distinction, or ignoring the distinction?

Wrong timing, wrong plotting, wrong tone…

No no, he has a point…

Let me tell you something about the current worldwide political problems we’ve been having…

Too many can cause decision paralysis. Letting people get their feet wet with a light windows experience isn’t a bad thing. And it can lead to finding something more suited to their needs down the road. No need to deluge people in choice right off the bat.

I can’t wait to bomb some dodongos!

I didn’t see no wheels on that shield, it was clearly snowboarding.

Yes, but I’m typically missing one or both kidneys.

Either that or they were added at different times by two different teams with two different design philosophies.

A true slytherin wouldn’t be so painfully obvious about their hatefulness. They’re all about seizing and capitalizing on opportunity. Harder to do when people want nothing to do with you because you’re such a horrible person.

If there’s only ever one avenue of attack, sure. Your example posits that encryption is the only security layer that exists, which is laughable. Most security breaches happen at the personnel level, not the technical one.

A site does not “become facebook” just because it’s not 100% decentralized from every other possible service. Countless other factors go into it. Not the least of which is the nature of the people running it. If you run a service, and make it nigh impossible for a general public (your main market) to use because you fear it will become compromised, you are basically saying that you will compromise it otherwise, and probably shouldn’t be running that service.

But only accepting one possible alternative is an extreme. You can build in safeguards… but if they’re too rigorous you will drive away potential users. Much like with freedom and security, you need to middle ground between accessibility and defensibility.

If only there were some kind of middle ground… sadly only extremes exist 😔