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   by popol12 4y ago

   I really thought this article would be about "date" like in dd/mm/yyyy :')
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   by popol12 4y ago

   I added a matte screen plastic cover, it does the job perfectly and protect the screen from scratches for ~21€ But yeah, I wish they would let buyers choose it as an option directly. https://viascreens.com/screen-protector&#
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   by popol12 4y ago

   Or they just have higher income and can afford to pay that much
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   by popol12 4y ago

   Ever heard about ecology ?
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   by popol12 4y ago

   I like that the guy talking about the macbook has a framework laptop on his desk
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   by popol12 4y ago

   Dolphin is the best. I love how it integrates a terminal that follows you through folders. Best of both worlds: GUI and CLI together
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   by popol12 4y ago

   First case you describe is not possible, there’s no downgrading possible on ledger ‘s OS, it’s up only Second case would be obvious to user, he would see the failing attempts at updating.
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   by popol12 4y ago

   They have a modular approach where the OS is not updated very often, and over it are running userland applets that define their own UI and features and can be audited separately. These applets are built using Ledger's SDK which make us
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   by popol12 4y ago

   I just asked a guy working there, he confirmed that the screen and the touch inputs are solely driven by the SE. Basically the OS only stores a few fonts and all the graphical shapes are rebuild at runtime, it's a time for space trade-
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    by popol12 4y ago

    They already pulled it off for their previous device, the Nano X (and S+, which shares the same secure element with the new Stax device)
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    by popol12 4y ago

    As OTA updates would be signed just like regular updates, can you detail how they would make Bluetooth less secure than USB ?
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    by popol12 4y ago

    home made framework like the previous devices, I'd say. The UI is running directly in the secure element (~1.5MB flash, ~50kb ram) so it's very memory constrained.
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    by popol12 4y ago

    Sounds like you have never used hardware wallets, these are not just a yubikey with a button to push and a notification diode. Having a screen is essential to display information about the transactions you're going to sign . Recent blo
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    by popol12 4y ago

    Thanks for sharing your referral links
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    by popol12 4y ago

    Glad to hear that humans will be able to continue ruining the planet after the last bee dies
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    The Framework is the most exciting laptop I've ever broken(pluralistic.net)

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    by popol12 4y ago

    DEX are working nicely and constantly improving. Today, CEX are only useful for on/off ramp of fiat.
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    by popol12 4y ago

    Thanks, I was using twilio free tier to send me some automated SMS, but this is even easier and more efficient !
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    by popol12 4y ago

    For my fellow french hackers: "scooter" is a trap word, it is actually a "trotinette", not a motorbike
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    by popol12 4y ago

    My bad, I read 16g/kwh. Nevermind.
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    by popol12 4y ago

    November 2020: 40k$ Today: 562k$ Okay, 14x, not 15x But yeah, on average if you look to previous price, maybe it's more of x8 price increase. 18 month ago was the all time low of the data on tradingview, I give you that. About the weig
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    by popol12 4y ago

    The sole existence of billionaires bothers me a lot, yet I don’t see the issue in rectifying the truth about their fortune being 1 or 2 orders of magnitude smaller than what people believe. But don’t get me wrong, I think they are still way
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    by popol12 4y ago

    This source tells a different story: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/breaking-down-the-cost-of-a... IIUC 50% of the cost of a battery is coming from lithium Manufacturing is only about bout 25%
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    by popol12 4y ago

    Small input by mass but already 50% of the battery cost, from your link So if it does x15 in price, then battery goes x7.5 ? That’s still terrible for battery price
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    by popol12 4y ago

    Well, the covid/speculation shockwaves have affected many other goods, but I don't know any other asset that got to x15 in that timeframe. (maybe there are some others, I haven't tracked all of them tbh) So I wonder if you ca
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    by popol12 4y ago

    That's very limited If you're Jeff Bezos there's no bank that is going to lend you 100B$ against your stock, because: 1. they don't have this money available themselves 2. there's less than 100B$ liquidity to dump t
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    by popol12 4y ago

    I read that lithium is above x15 more expensive than 18 months ago ( https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/lithium ) So, what makes you think battery prices are going to continue falling ? Isn't lithium mineral the
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    by popol12 4y ago

    Neat, now they can sell cheaper single wing planes. Value for money !
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    by popol12 4y ago

    Neither did I until a few months ago, had like 1 spam per week for about 2 months. Then it stopped ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by popol12 4y ago

    I hoped it would be a completely new piece of work but what they actually found out is that an already known book was authored by Galileo under a pseudonym, which is a tad less exciting