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I've never loved my old ass, non-charging-battery-having ledger nano more than this week.

Thanks for the reminder that it's seldom worth it to be one of the cool kids.

It be like that 😂

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I don't know why people hate on Trezor so much

Circle of life

pretty much

No such thing as a perfectly good Trezor or Ledger. At best we might say sufficient. To be fair I'm not sure anything might be perfectly good. Even Glacier Protocol hopes there's not firmware malware on bother motherboards of your two eternally offline systems if I recall correctly. You want perf...

The most cypherpunk setup is the one that keeps your bitcoin yours. Complexity without competence is just another attack surface.

The most cypherpunk setup is a software wallet on your daily driver Linux desktop

I'm uncomfortable with the way Bitcoiners are dividing into camps that support different for-profit companies. I thought the idea of self sovereignty was to put the burden of ownership on yourself instead of trusting your security to someone else. My security works like this: - one hot wallet w...