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Electrum mobile wallet will let you import a single private key and do what you're wanting it to.
Pro tip: use your ColdCard to create a "paper wallet" key, and import that into Electrum. It's a very secure, off-line way to generate the private key, and since you can export it onto a microSD, you can just load it into your phone and copy/paste the into your newly created Electrum wallet.
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Congrats aswell from me! It was close, still mad that I did not cracked u last gameweek! Did a big mistake on MNF. Should have used AJ Dillon for Davante Adams on my flex spot but I gambled it. Actually, my original plan was to use him because Adams was questionable the whole week. Next time I will get ya!  Yeah, AJ's numbers flashed into my vision when I checked Monday evening, and my stomach dropped.  Then I realized he was on your bench and I actually felt bad for you. GG! |
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I'm not sure Bill Belichick is done having awful games. That team is god awful, and I just don't think he's the coach/GM he use to be. To me he's lost a few steps and this could be his last year with the Patriots.
I've been saying he's washed since he used a washed Cam and its only gotten worse. Its funny I used to get Dogpiled for saying that but the fanbois are finally getting it through their thick skulls that he should either stick to Defenses or Retire. Can Newton was an error in judgement. I think he did that on purpose to show the world that he could win a Super Bowl with any QB, and his success wasn't tied to Brady. Kind of backfired on him, if my suspicion is right. Anyway, I'm not sure he's washed up completely, but he definitely needs an offensive overhaul. |
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Good tutorial.
One suggestion: You can use systemd to start Sparrow as a daemon on system startup, eliminating the need to start it manually.
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Crazy fucking times, my family is in a frenzy, my friends are in a frenzy, I'm trying to get everyone to see the REAL ENEMY, but not one level head amongst them. Turn to twitter, and it's more of the same. But lo and behold, there are some level heads around, and they all happen to be coiners: https://twitter.com/sovereignbrah/status/1711578357253456181 |
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Who moves to another country without having $300 to spare? This looks very much like a scam selling stolen jewelry.
In 1975 my dad moved from Palestine to the US with only $35 in his pocket. That was his entire net worth at the time. A package from Germany to Japan, with insurance and airmail is around 40-50euro. So a package to France for example is around 15euro, insured up to 500euro.
None of those countries are surrounded by war or threats of bombing. I was in Jordan last year, and I can tell you that DHL has little presence even in a peaceful Middle Eastern country like Jordan. Earlier this year I wanted to send two used laptops to my aunt and uncle in Jordan, but logistically it was a nightmare to get it done. I ended up waiting until another relative was going back for visit, and sent them with him instead. I'm not trying to defend the OP or support his claims, but this attempt to discount them isn't accurate. |
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Hillary Clinton: "There needs to be a formal deprogramming" of Trump supporters. Do you agree?  |
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In other words, do you think Ledger has already got something akin to a master list of every Ledger user's private keys? Just thinking out loud here, you know?
Whether they do or don't doesn't matter. The question that one should be asking themselves if they can or cannot. Obviously the answer is they can. Why would anyone sweat and fret about the other questions when the most damning answer is already known? People should stop using Ledger, it's obvious that they think of their clients as nothing but a number and an income stream. |
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i think its more a "when will the dollar collapse to $1M per BTC" question
As soon as the Democrats steal the next election. |
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Subscription for seed recovery LOL
Lol, I think they know better. I've always been under the impression that Trezor management team are laser eyed maxies themselves, and tend to steer more towards keeping their base happy. I imagine they witnessed how Ledger's attempt at "shared self-custody" blew up in their faces, I don't see any other hardware wallet making such a bonehead mistake. Except Jack Dorsey, he's boneheaded enough to repeat such a retarded mistake, I guess. For amateurs, it's a good pitch.
Any feature that makes use of a secure hardware wallet easier would help with mass-adoption, so hopefully they've figured out a way to make even more user friendly without sacrificing security and self-custody.
I'm still a bit salty about Trezor imbedding Wasabi into Trezor Suite, so I'm not sure if I want to spend any more of my money with them. I'll decide when they release the new product and scrutinize it's features. |
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Can someone guess the name for new Trezor device?
I hope they call it the T800. If so, I'll be back. A new model with their own secure element? Is that actually something they talked about before?
I seem to recall this being a sticky subject in the past, and I assume it's something they've wanted to implement to keep up with the competition (i.e. Passport and ColdCard,) but I don't recall any Trezor communication stating they're working on it. I'm really wondering what are the important features they are missing, that would require them to release new hardware for them to implement.
Market share, lol? Like any business, they need to innovate or die. To venture a guess; I bet it's going to have a larger touchscreen than the T2, like a small smartphone form factor. A secure element that resolves Trezor's known vulnerability would be a significant upgrade all on it's own, IMO. |
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There are a lot of red-flags here. The git for Radium has no repositories to view, no releases to view, and the only link that has any function is the download link. That's not how any legit coin would start out. And, as Cantsay mentioned, deleting posts in a self-moderated ann thread is another red-flag. Speaking of flags, newbie flag created: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3217 |
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I don't know why you think you need a whole testnet bitcoin, most experiments with testnet can be done with fractions of a bitcoin. Anyway, here's a reliable testnet faucet that will send you a reasonable amount: https://coinfaucet.eu/en/btc-testnet/ |
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The only critique to this offer I have is that the retail value of the jewelry is no longer applicable. Assuming it's authentic, the re-sale value is unlikely to be evaluated as much (if any) more than the value of the precious metal from which it's made. Being that this is designer jewelry, it's safe to assume that new, retail pricing is far and above the value of the precious metals used to make it. That may make your offer less appealing to a potential lender. I would recommend to any potential lender (or escrow agent) to have the jewelry evaluated and appraised, which could add costs and time.
Also, it may behoove you to rephrase your offer to accept lenders from around the world, but you will need to find a trusted escrow agent in Germany. I don't know if it'll make much difference, but it might. I wish you luck with the help you need, but I doubt your offer is going to get much traction.
Maybe your brother can help you with the loan, since he's already in possession of the jewelry and aware of it's authenticity (not that he would need collateral since he's your brother.) Have you asked him?
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i have this money in the bank but dont have it as BTC
Send me a cashier's check for $834,000 and I'll send you 30 BTC in a week. How does that sound? |
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Game 1: 19, 29'
Game 2: 19, 16'
Game 3: 19, 35'
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a. Newcastle
b. 2-1
c. Newcastle
d. Newcastle
e. Yes
f. PSG
g. PSG
h. 34'
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