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Traders lost $750 million today

Line drawing working out amazingly well for them

longtime NPR employee Uri Berliner went public with his insights on how “an open-minded spirit no longer exists within NPR” and how instead there is a “distilled worldview of a very small segment of the U.S. population.

Hahaha. They should call it that. Instead of keystone xl, the Liberty Xl

Liberty pipeline across the Atlantic

I’m intending to be transparent with what my device can and can’t do, unlike most vendors out there.

Also, using a proper SE, same as the ones in a lot of servers + security keys + ID cards etc.

RF transceiver for liquidity arbitrage between ecash mints

RF transceiver for liquidity arbitrage between ecash mints

RF transceiver for liquidity arbitrage between ecash mints

It arguably is one of the few devices in the Bitcoin signing device space that properly explains its threat model, risks and benefits.

If you are wondering, your bank card is more secure than 95% of HWWs.

STM32s are already known to be not very difficult to dump.

Along with existing attacks on the DeepCover SE and the ATECC one, this allows extraction of the seed.

The ATECC one especially has poor track record having been defeated by the same attack on 3 revisions of the chip.

'Proof-of-work has the nice property that it can be relayed through untrusted middlemen. We don’t have to worry about a chain of custody of communication. It doesn’t matter who tells you a longest chain, the proof-of-work speaks for itself.'

Satoshi Nakamoto

I’m working on an HWW because I’m done with all the shit ones.

They sell you an assembled and software loaded in China piece of garbage with “secure elements”. Those “secure elements” are meant for IoT, are cheap, and don’t have many protections and they have been broken over and over and over (example, Mk4 is broken).

Source: I did my research.

Kids these days