Then I may assume that you equally don't care about Visa and Mastercard credit cards because they also rely on proprietary and closed source firmware. Did you ever use bank cards? If yes, then you are inconsistent.


You probably meant Keycard.

Regarding open source alternatives. I think your should be cautious about saying "can't." For instance, Windows isclosed source OS, yet it has successfully competed with Linux, which is open -source. ^{I have a few machines, some running Ubuntu and others running Windows. Capable hands can cope with any OS} .

And after all, I’ve addressed the technical matters, but it seems like you want tp transfer it into belief plane rather than argue substantively.

Then I may assume that you equally don't care about Visa and Mastercard credit cards because they also rely on proprietary and closed source firmware. DoDid you ever use bank cards? If yes, then you are inconsistent.


You probably meant Keycard.

Regarding open source alternatives. I think your should be cautious about saying "can't." For instance, Windows is a closedisclosed source OS, yet it has successfully competed with Linux, which is open-source.<brsup> I have a few machines, some running Ubuntu and others running Windows. Capable hands can cope with any OS .

Then I may assume that you equally don't care about Visa and Mastercard credit cards because they also rely on proprietary and closed source firmware. Do you use bank cards?


Regarding open source alternatives. I think your should be cautious about saying "can't." For instance, Windows is a closed source OS, yet it has successfully competed with Linux, which is open-source.

Then I may assume that you equally don't care about Visa and Mastercard credit cards because they also rely on proprietary and closed source firmware. Do you use bank cards?