Why am I usually right? Because I've spent a lifetime practi...

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2026-08-01T05:49:42Z

Why am I usually right? Because I've spent a lifetime practicing my profession: millions of lines of code, thousands of security incidents, managing large data centers. Cybersecurity is the same everywhere; it doesn't matter whether it's a hardware wallet or a web server—the methodology is the same for finding vulnerabilities, fixing them, and preventing them.

My opinion is backed by thousands of hours of active, not theoretical, experience. The opinion of most Bitcoin podcasters is highly biased and lacks real-world experience. Many times, it's not even an opinion they've formed themselves, but one copied from someone else.

It's hard for me because when I listen to them, all I hear is nonsense. I share my opinion, and they treat me like I'm crazy, but time puts everyone in their proper place.

Anyway, it's sad.

By the way, I'm against university degrees—they're useless, even though I have them myself. What really matters is experience. But the people you listen to don't know the trade of being an IT professional, nor do they practice it; they're just YouTubers, if you can even call that a profession. nostr:nevent1qqs0sf5eq38g4ykx2aqtc87pxpql5njqpk2w7dmw47ykuku40wrg9jgzyr70wzj9e75p064gzwum4z3ht4cn6vtf7j3870w2c02fzyklvlfhuqcyqqqqqqgpzemhxue69uhkycmpwd6zuemfwf5kumewdaexwtdxeyx

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