RE: Tested Lock and Key
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One of my minor niggles with my current email client is that unlike my previous one I can't see the full headers if I need to. I haven't needed it recently because the sketchy looking things are kind of blatantly obvious now (I guess if you have some idea what you're looking for?) and my rules and junk filters are pretty good XD
Are the people complaining it was too far ones that would have "failed"?
Nothing should ever need the owner key for any reason. If it had another use aside from changing keys I can't remember what it is x_x
I'm of the same opinion with bleeding in a safe space which is generally why my kids learned a lot with school of hard knocks (we were always there just in case but they always had to at least attempt).
I don't think I've fallen for a scam yet purely because I'm both paranoid and so incredibly boring I don't do much of anything.
Gamified processes are great ways to go about training XD
You have been in crypto for awhile - scam stands out! :D
Not sure in this case. But, no one likes to feel like an idiot.
And they were homeschooled!! :D
I kind of part-learned from being on the internet and having an email address (though I don't think any of us responded to the pleas for help from the Nigerian prince or the ambassador to help move a large sum of money or got back to the lawyer about the hitherto unknown relative that had died leaving a large sum of money and we were apparently somehow the closest relative discovered) and at the time very incorrectly assumed everyone would figure it out. When I was late teens to early 20s I remember a bunch of us openly mocking anyone stupid enough to fall for those types of scams in our little irc room because it all seemed so blindingly obvious and we were too stupid at the time to realise we were close minded and stupid.
Homeschooling is the school of hard knocks! XD
At least the way we do it.