Coinkite should be held responsible of the losses. But I double they'll do that. Their reputation though is forever tarnished.

thank you for being active on nostr sir. my only source of news

Character matters.

I remember seeing that whole drama unfold. Seth for Privacy was really going at it with nvk... sad.

https://blossom.primal.net/e87740996507efcf970fd5100b4205eb68454b14bf2a31793aadb7f62ed5aa45.jpg

What n00b is writing STM firmware in a python abstraction.

If I'm understanding this correctly it doesn't even sound like the devs checked the bit count of their RNG at Coinkite (Coldcard) (ie resulting bits>=128). If that is the case that is serious negligence on Coinkite's part. Open source of their code may absolve them (somewhat) but my god that is such...

Pride cometh before the fall.

https://image.nostr.build/dfc2dd0ce62eda94da94e3fdb8bc19b283090483a8ccf162bc331dfd1f903894.png

Crazy. I tried purchasing one couple years ago. The checkout website kept giving me a socket disconnected error. Never seen that error ever on a website. Kept trying it for a week and it kept coming up. Even emailed support and they didnt know what was wrong, tried getting me to mail a check or some...

This guy is a space enjoer

So, the Passport wallet isn't affected?