it's not a remote exploit ota or with bluetooth, requires physical access to the device for a physical hci attack. esp32 devices are not secure against physical attacks anyway.

seems like fud

⚡️You might laugh, but I would like to be able to live off Nostr. Admittedly, given the current state of things, it's a mission impossible due to the low traffic, but perhaps over time Nostr will find its audience.

In any case, Nostr fits into my life equation that would allow me to become financially independent.

GM

I wish there was an option in Amethyst too add a npub to my WoT relay blacklist. There are some people I want to still follow, but they follow bots 🤬

can you elaborate?

Some interesting (I think so anyway) facts about the UK plug:

- Every plug is fused (3A, 5A or 13A normally)

- The earth pin is long to ensure the appliance is earthed before the live and neutral pins connect

- The earth pin also mechanically unlocks shutters for the live and neutral so kids can’t as easily stick things in the sockets

- As you can see in the picture, the pins are plastic at the bottom, meaning fingers are less likely to touch metal when plugging it in or risk or arc-ing

- It’s much more stable than the two pin designs of US/EU with thicker square pins that offer better connection

- Plugs are rated to 230V at 13A which is higher than a lot of other plugs

** NOT ELECTRICAL ADVICE, I AM NOT AN ELECTRICIAN ;-) But from what I know it seems like some pretty cool design decisions.

Travel hack: The Tessan travel adapter is pretty cool device that goes everywhere with me with 5 USB sockets (up to 65W in C4).

Pathetic clown.

US Marshals Service manages bitcoin in excel spreadsheets lmao

WHEN THE INFLUENCERS SAID SUPER CYCLE THEY ACTUALLY MEANT WORST CYCLE OF ALL TIME.