Not really, they were all softball questions, but that's just Theo Von's nature. He doesn't like confrontations, he just wants to hangout and talk. Mamdani just came across very good in that interview, which will definitely go in his favour.

Interesting. Do you know of a tutorial that explains your setup?

I'm asking because if you sign your transaction using a USB drive from one PC to another, it doesn't provide any security. It has to be done with a camera that scans QR codes.

Only if your PC will never be infected by a virus or anything else. Otherwise, hardware wallets would never have existed.

That's possible. I have no choice but to trust users who can read the code for the two FOSS apps available on GitHub. I'm just a user who makes donations when things work well. I'm not a programmer.

I don't want to leave my private key on a computer. I don't want to buy a hardware wallet and give my data to a company that could get hacked. An old phone running GrapheneOS in airplane mode with the MetroVault app as my signing device is my best solution so far.

The whole thing is amusing to me. Everyone who made a sport out of criticizing Saylor during the bear market are quiet about it now. And you're right. There WAS a lot of coldcard talk.