But even more so, as you said, you printed it off. Maybe I'll just break into your house and look around when you're at work.
1.) For $700, most of what I said is not realistic, but for $2000, $5000, $10,000? You bet your ass it is to some people.
Of course, and you can steal even more than 1000 DRK by breaking into my house. What does that have to do with running a DRK node? I can think of a lot of easier ways to pick a house for breaking into.
May be, if 1 DRK will worth >=10$. Oh well, I will be paranoid about my DRK (assuming I am still holding that much)! But I guess the masternode requirement will be lowered by then and I can keep most if it somewhere safer.
About the keypool, if the node is already running, why would you need to refill the keypool offline, all you would have to do is login to the node and run "./darkcoind keypoolrefill" and then backup the latest wallet. Realistically you could setup a cron script to do it that would be just as secure as doing it manually. (if someone got access to the server, they have the wallet, them finding out you encrypted it with a key and then pushed it into a S3 bucket named "wedding_photos.zip" (bonus points if you made the archive actually contain wedding photos which would fool *most* hackers if they got their hands on it) wouldn't matter, they would be able to download it straight from the server)
That's the problem...
I never want to expose my password to an online machine until I absolutely have to (which is when I want to spend the coins from that wallet).
Having to periodically refill the keypool makes this complicated.