I'm a windows user since I was a child. I've used in their terminology and as much as I've tried replacing it with Linux, I've failed.
I can relate to what you are saying and I am pretty much the same way. All I have ever used is Windows, but I don't go around poking and clicking on everything. I am cautious by nature and that has helped me avoid malware and viruses my entire adult life.
So, if someone like Jerry faces such issues, you can't just tell them to use another operating system if they've used to use Windows their entire life.
No, that would just confuse him even more. I don't think it would be much safer because he doesn't listen and does things his way.
Not that I like being biased, but he does look like the person who's here only for the quick profit without giving much attention to the potential risks buying shitcoins may have.
I really don't know. He doesn't seem that active in the altcoin section and I can't remember he ever mentioned that he participates in bounties.
I avoid all shitcoins, so I'm totally out of the loop on this, but aren't there a bunch of other trash centralized coins which allow to you launch your own even trashier centralized tokens on top of them, such as Tron and BSC? Can you store those on a hardware wallet?
For BSC, you need to install a bridge as far as I know, but yes it should work. I have never owned any BSC so can't tell you much about it. Tron and their TRC10/TRC20 tokens can be stored on Ledger. They do require that you have Tron on the same account otherwise the portfolio seems empty and there are no records of your Tron transactions. I occasionally keep USDT on the Tron network on my Ledger and besides a longer sync time compared to Bitcoin, everything else is ok.
I've never understood why people make such a big deal of this. It takes literally 10 seconds to swap apps.
Honestly, me neither. The reason why I would stop using my Nano S will surely not be because I can't have 3 or more apps installed on it at the same time.