To i neće puno pomoći. Jedina pozitivna stvar u svemu ovome je što je Ledger izašao u javnost i obavjestio korisnike o svojim planovima. Pošto su im firmware-i closed-source, teoretski su mogli to da urade bez velikih najava. To bi onda bio još veći blam nego sad.

Izgubit će sigurno jedan dio korisnika koji sad znaju da takva mogućnost online djeljenja privatnih ključeva postoji bez obzira kako to Ledger naziva. Potpuni open-source firmware bi bio jedno rješenje za buduće nadogradnje. Ali time nikad nećemo saznati kakav kod smo imali u svojim uređajima u prošlosti i da li je Recover opcija već odavno prisutna samo su je držali u tajnosti a ovim putem su željeli da vide kako će zajednica reagovati. 

Sve zavisi od sporta i od važnosti takmičenja. U biti, Bet365 ima svoje ljude ili surađuju s nekima koji šalju ljude za gotovo sva fudbalska prvenstva. Niže lige tu nisu toliko dobro pokrivene.

Bet365 ima tri vrste prenosa, hajmo to tako nazvati.

1. Bet365 pokriva sva tržišta uključujuči i onu statistiku sa desne strane gdje možeš da pratiš kretanje lopte, itd.
2. Bet365 pokriva tržišta a Betradar je zadužen za statistiku.
3. Betradar pokriva i tržišta i statistiku.

Opcije 1 i 2 su mnogo češće od opcije 3.

Kod drugih sportova, pogotovo onih manje bitnih, i opcija 3 je česta. 

Ne, ne, nisam tako mislio. Te novajlije trebaju da budu već dio foruma i naše Hrvatske zajednice a ne da se registruju ili probude iz zimskog sna tek sada i upravo zbog nagrade koju mogu osvojiti. Već trebaju da piskaraju po lokalnoj zajednici, učestvuju u raspravama i da imaju određenu aktivnost. Mi nismo velika zajednica pa bi se takvi mogli nabrojati prstima jedne ruke.

Pohvalna inicijativa u svakom slučaju.
Iako je i mene Ledger strašno razočarao zadnjim promjenama (sad će dkbit98 reć napokon), ipak imam dva hardverska novčanika i ne bi da zauzimam mjesto nekome kome je možda više potreban. Idealno, trebao bi ga dobiti neko ko je relativno novi na forumu, tak počinje da se interesuje za kripto, nema sopstveni HW, i aktivan je na forumu. Ta aktivnost ne podrazumjeva doći ovdje i pitati za pomoć svakih par mjeseci.

In all honesty, most players don't read the Terms & Conditions before signing up, let alone if there are some changes. So they aren't aware of the rules they have to respect at any point in time. I have never experienced anything like that myself. But then again, I don't experiment with new and untested platforms to even give them a chance to mess with me. Stick with the few tested and reliable platforms that we have.

Most T&Cs state that they can be amended at any time. By registering an account, you also agree to those changes. Preferably, the casino would let you know if they made big changes, especially if they affect you personally based on your location, gaming activities, etc.

If you experience something like that, leave that site and don't return. Also, warn the community about your experience.   

I have heard that before, and it's a very unorthodox way to work with bitcoin. If I remembered it correctly, when you create a bitcoin wallet, you only get that one receiving address. However, you can create other bitcoin wallets. I think the max is 10. You would get a new BTC address for each one, obviously. Again, this is a very weird way of handling it. It's OK for account-based cryptocurrencies like ethereum and tron, but it isn't recommended for bitcoin.

Looks like the devices Betnomi is/was giving away in their free raffles. Is it?
Whatever you do, don't upgrade to the latest firmware to install the seed-sharing code.

Does the cover of the Nano S in your picture have a pinkish color, or is that a reflection from your computer screen, background, or something?
This is your fourth HW you have posted a picture for. That makes you the leader in this category. 

All of the devices you find on sale will be used ones. You don't need the color version, though. The original one is big and quite clunky, but look for sales ads of the Gameboy Pocket. After some quick eBay browsing, I can see various offers spanning from €10 up to €80. Depending on where you live, you could come across a real bargain. 

Ledger? I didn't get the feeling that zasad@ was trying to defend Ledger in any way. Maybe I misunderstood what you wanted to say.
 
Actually, Trezor's seed and PIN extraction vulnerabilities can't be fixed and require a complete overhaul of their devices. No firmware upgrades will ever fix Trezor One and Trezor T. The security researcher's in the video mentioned that as well.   

My gut feeling tells me he is trying to break a hardware wallet with a secure element chip. The future will show if he is successful with it or not. He will obviously never release any information until he has gotten in touch with the responsible parties and given them time to fix the problems. This is all assuming that he was successful in recovering sensitive information. 

Menadžer Sinbad kampanje je odstranio tri člana nakon prošlog tjedna i ima nekoliko slobodnih Hero i Legendary pozicija za koje se možete prijaviti.
Prednost imaju oni koji pišu u Gambling sekciji.
Sretno ako se neko prijavi!

It's no secret that both Trezor hardware wallets are vulnerable to physical manipulation and it was confirmed with several hacking videos in the past. This is somewhat similar to Joe Grand's video, which involves taking the device apart and doing some soldering and pins connecting work to a custom board. The hack itself uses different software and hardware.

What they didn't mention in the video is if the success rate depends on the firmware version of the Model T, or if it's equally easy/difficult to obtain the PIN and seed regardless of the firmware.

I agree with you to some extent. However, I want to mention all those Dapps, decentralized liquidity providers, DEXs for ETH tokens and the likes that have been hacked or exit scammed numerous times in the past. Their open-source nature didn't prevent it. Nobody noticed the vulnerabilities until the money was gone. "Security experts" provided them with their seals of guarantee which proved to be useless after hackers found ways to breech the platforms. Just because there is a way to inspect a code doesn't mean those doing it put that much effort into it.

Besides profiting even more, they are doing this as a sign they are willing to cooperate with certain governments, maybe even in collusion with them. We never understood why Wasabi would partner with a blockchain analysis company and why Trezor would do the same. We also won't understand this in its full context. Stricter regulations are coming, and governments are ensuring they have partners everywhere.

Look at where the companies that will be storing the shards are located. The USA and the UK + the last shard is held by Ledger. Don't you think they couldn't have found partner companies elsewhere? Of course, they could have. The way they did it now, the right document from the right 3-letter agency in the US gets US authorities one shard, with Ledger gladly supplying the second one. 

You are forgetting one thing. The code for Ledger Recover will become available on your device if you upgrade the firmware. For now, that's true only for the Nano X. You decide if you want to switch the feature on or off, but Ledger brings it to you no matter what. Imagine a self destruct button in your car, where, if you press it, the car explodes. I am not going to press it, but I am not comfortable having it there at all. Ledger has already decided to add that button.

The Gameboy color wasn't exclusive only for Japan, and I remember seeing kids with it in Europe towards the end of the 90s. It would be weird if such a device was only available in Japan considering the huge popularity of the previous versions. Regarding the backlight, no I don't remember ever seeing one that had a backlight. 

I am not going to store any of my coins there for now. I am not sure how popular it will become and how easy it will be to purchase a cartridge with the latest firmware.

Yep. You will have to buy the cartridge and have it shipped to your home, place of work, or a PO box, depending on what is supported, where you live, and what shipment options the company supports. It's no different from when you purchase a standard hardware wallet. You have to pay for it and have it shipped to you or someone/ somewhere else.

It's the same as any other physical backups you have. If you die and your family doesn't know where your recovery phrases are hidden, they lose access to their coins. If they have the seed backup but you didn't tell them where the non-crackable passphrase is, they again lose access to the coins.

It won't if it works the same way transaction broadcasting works. You need physical confirmation to broadcast a transaction, and Ledger has said you will also have to physically allow the sharing of the shards. Whether or not that is true is another topic of discussion. 

Putting aside the open-source vs closed-source war, I think the trust lies in the fact that the developers and security experts did their job properly to not mess up the code or introduce vulnerabilities that someone can exploit. That's what most people have to trust because most of us don't know how safe a code is whether we can view it publicly or not.

Trezor's open-source code means very little to me because I can't go through it and I don't understand what it does. I still have to trust Trezor and everyone that has verified the code that it's bulletproof and can't be abused. That's the trust part.   

I am not sure how that is going to work. I assume you are talking about lightning, liquid or a similar protocol. You are still going to need to make an on-chain transaction to join that second-layer mixing protocol and a second transaction to get back full control of your coins and record the changes on the blockchain. Unless you mix regularly, you aren't going to have open channels and routes to whatever nodes you need to connect to perform your off-chain mixing. People who don't mix on a regular basis won't save anything if they don't maintain their LN channels.

According to the last FAQ on https://airgap.it/airgap-knox/, there is a reset feature that converts the phone back into a standard Android device. 
@Pearson12 Does it require a password or other type of authentification to reset AirGap Knox and uninstall the device manager?

I can also recommend Blue Wallet. I don't use an iOS device, but if it's as good on iOS phones as the wallet is on Android devices, go for it. I consider it as a go-to mobile wallet that is a step ahead of Electrum anyways.

But I wouldn't recommend importing the Trust Wallet seed. Instead, sweep your bitcoins from Trust Wallet, and don't go back to it. Another reason is that Trust wallet is a multicurrency wallet, while Blue Wallet is bitcoin-only. If OP owns altcoins, he won't be able to use those on the Blue Wallet.   

Blue Wallet only suspended its custodial Lightning Network service. You can still use the wallet in a non-custodial capacity.

What does the 'Sync my coins' button do that we can see at the bottom of your first page? Can it help to refresh the portfolio view? If you place your finger anywhere on the screen, hold, and swipe downwards, does that refresh the page or does the app miss that option?

How does adding coins work? Does Trezor Suite Lite display them automatically or do you have to add them from some sort of list? I am guessing you only need to import the master public keys.

I mentioned that you guys are looking for a Croatian translator in our local Latest News thread. It's one of the most active discussions in the Croatian local board. I hope you find who you are looking for.