Hunger Games je garantiran, ali mislim da nam stižu i nove glupe kazne i porezi (to za psovke je bila šala), kao i negativno i pozitivno bodovanje kao u kini, npr. Italija sada priprema ovako nešto uz novi digitalni identitet.
Trenutno je ovo samo dobrovoljno ali svi znamo što ide nakon toga s maskom prednosti, popusta, a sad im je lako reći da je to za sigurnost zbog navodnih hakerskih napada iz Rusije.

Gledao sam nedavno novi sci-fi film Moonfall sa Halle Berry i Patrick Wilson kao glavnim glumcima, i film nije ništa posebno ali sam ga mogao u potpunosti pogledati i mislim da je kraj jako glup.

Sensor-based random number generators are not truly random, and gaining control over sensor is making all data coming out compromised.
This is part of PRNG or Pseudorandom number generator that is probably deterministic and it is not strong enough to be used for bitcoin seed phrases.
One proven truly random stuff  I know that can be used is radioactive decay, and some people are working to do something similar with FM radio signals.

Is it possible to choose color when ordering SeedSigner Kit or you are sending one color by default?
One more thing you could add is more information about privacy and what you are doing with personal data of customers (deleting it after X days or not) who order something from your website.

I was wondering if it is easier to disassemble LilPill case compared to other enclosures?

I don't know exactly how much images I upload per week and I won't count them, but I know that using some software like ImageUploader makes uploading multiple images much easier and faster.
I have simple solution for you - try not doing so much translations of complete articles from medium and you won't have to upload so much images

You can run everything just fine even with 8GB and RAM is not filled that easy, especially if you are using computer only for trading, but 16GB will be just fine.
More RAM is better but it's waste of money if you are not doing any intensive work all the time.
You will have to run wallets, apps and anything crypto related just fine.

SSD drive is standard now, but go with Samsung brand with higher TBW.
You don't need any special GPU If you are not playing newest games, some heavy graphical work or using it for mining cryptocurrencies.
I would go with some Ryzen processor with integrated graphics, and you can always upgrade later if you want.

This is not enough, and why would you use anything that is not fair and verified from beginning in the first place.
For truly random results you need random tools that is not dependent on your arm angle or intensity you throw them.

That is something like Trezor hardware wallet is doing, I don't like it and I think it's not good enough.
Computer RNG is not truly random, so I don't see any point in mixing random stuff with non-random, you are probably just reducing randomness.

fyi OS RNG is not generating true random result and it can be reporduced.
3d printers are very cheap today, and you can print anything locally even if you don't own one.

I think we all saw movies and documentaries with weighted dices used for cheating, and testing if you dices are balanced is trivial job.
It's not like you have to put aluminum thin foil and fo complex math equasion to do it.

I wanted to order those clear dices and I found one cheap online, but than I found more information about this dice caliper.
There are some big shipping delay now from China, so I am not sure I could wait for them to arrive, but I would like to see if they are actually balanced or not.
I don't want to wait for hours waiting for computer that just can't generate true randomness that can't be reproduced.

Obviously not, but I think most of the people just don't care much about this breaches and they don't take them seriously enough unless they are affected personally.
More leaks like this happen the more I think we are much better ordering general computer components or devices like raspberry pi, and use them for cold wallets and signing devices like SeedSigner.
I think that millions of people will still use convenient solutions like Square that requires zero brain activity and thinking from your side.  

Square is a perfect hardware wallet for Homer Simpson.

Imagine trusting some random chinese made device assembled by hairy french man, that spend a bunch of money for advertising, and they lie all the time that everything is being made in China.
Pair that with a fact that ledger is closed source (they lie about that also) and they could hide who knows what in those PCB coming from China.
I would not trust any device that obviously has poor quality control, battery issues are non-stop happening for model X and they can't do anything about that.
Everything you do in ledger will be recorded and sent to ledger servers and third parties, including your IP address and wallet addresses with transactions, and who knows what else.
If you are fine with all stated above, go for it, but I hope you are well aware of the risks.

Hardware wallets are not automatically better than software wallets, especially important part is generating seed words, that is done with closed source chips in ledger case.
It's much better to generate seed on your own secure way and use open source hardware wallets like Passport, Keystone, Bitbox or Trezor.

I think that price of Keystone wallet is fair compared to other hardware wallets, considering the fact it is airgapped device.
If you are using Coingecko website and if you are collecting candies, you can get 15% discount for purchasing new Keystone wallet for 400 candies, and you can claim this only one time per user (limited offer):
https://www.coingecko.com/account/rewards/15-off-keystone-hardware-wallets

I have one more free 5% discount code for you, that I tested and it's working in keystone checkout page:

PS
Keystone CEO BitcoinLixin is actually a very nice guy, so even if you don't have coinegcko account with candies you can try contacting him for more information about discounts.

Interesting video made by ledger, and while I was watching assembling procedure for S plus device, I have to say that it's clear that everything was made in China.
Display is coming from China, and PCB is made by Shenzhen JOVE Enterprise in Shenzhen, China.
Regarding screen for this new device I saw complains from some people reporting there is clearly visible dust (maybe even hair) particles under the screen and it's impossible to clean them... so much about assembling quality of hairy workers seen in videos.
Fan fact is that ledger spent $100,000 for making of this promo videos  

Here is ledger co-founder aka reddit moderator lying again:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/u4awq1/comment/i4ufk58/

Than he changed his story when presented with clear evidence:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/u4awq1/comment/i4wvkkb/

So anyone who own or purchase ledger have to trust that china didn't install some hidden back doors like they are doing with their smartphones.
Good luck with that  

One more that is not mentioned is that safepal wallet and their app are sponsored and supported by Binance, and some people would say that is great news, but let's think about it.
Binance is recently kissing regulator asses much more than ever before, and it's safe to assume they are recording and reporting all addresses and transactions from safepal wallet.
They could in theory even stop or block access to safepal app and you won't be able to use wallet anymore if they connect you with any blacklisted or ''tainted'' addresses.
I would not trust seed phrase generated by safepal and I would send all coins to other wallet asap, but I could just be little paranoid about this.

I know some people had many complains regarding Samourai coinjoin implementation, and they are even calling it a scam, so be aware of that.
There is one more option that is in my opinion good alternative for coinjoin, it is simple to use and it's called Mercury wallet.
Mercury is open source Layer 2 Bitcoin wallet for sending and swapping bitcoin privately, and it is based on transferring of private keys with something called statechains.

Here is one interesting talk about Coinjoins and Coinswaps: Collaborative Bitcoin Transactions from Bitcoin 2022 Conference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iydrfoxxAsY

No I am not saying that.
All I am saying is that probably nobody else is using images from Medium like this, so it would be statistical error to change anything in forum just because of him (unless he is some VIP).
Medium probably blocked some other similar websites, not just bitcointalk image proxy.

Last year I wrote a topic about seed generation in hardware wallets and you can find some useful information there, but true randomness is a problem for software wallets also.
I think that software wallets are even worse than hardware wallets and it doesn't really matter much if they are open source or not.
Hardware wallets are mostly using combination of several elements mixing entropy of computer and device, and some are using closed source secure element for that.
Only verifiable seed generation for hardware wallets I was able to find was for Passport, Kestone, Coldcard, Trezor and BitBox02 walllet, others are more like a black box.

One true way to be sure that seed phrase is truly random is by using properly tested casino dices, so you don't have to trust any chips or computers that create fake random results that can be reproduced.

I don't think that sending private keys via email is a good option, especially when we know most people are using one email address and it's most likely gmail.
Just for fun I tested the pricing using various characters and I think price is fair (few bucks only) if I pick up to six characters, but it grows much higher adding just one more character.
I have to be honest and say that I honestly don't know why would I use 1splitkey when I can just generate my own vanity address for free with my computer.

Last year I did something similar, just for Luada's funeral:

They could be just lazy for not supporting segwit, and they are busy listing shitcoins (according to their twitter account), but why would they do that voluntarily and shoot themselves in the foot?
After Tether/USD and some Chain shitcoin pair, Bitcoin has the biggest volume on Bittrex, and I can't find any failed bitcoin forks listed there have any significant volume.

Anyone knows how many people here are actually doing something similar like Ratimov?
I don't know anyone else who is using medium images like this, and I don't think we need to change anything in forum just to make one person more comfortable
He said that images showed before in forum, that means Medium made some recent changes with blocking the image proxy.

I think you have serious case of multi tab addiction sir.
People say woman are usually better in multitasking, but I guess they never examined bitcointalk members  

Uniswap or any similar cloned website were never really decentralized, so I am not surprised by this move for blocking addresses in exactly the same way like centralized exchanges are doing.
I don't know what more proof anyone needs to realize their is nothing decentralized about that, and if you dig deeper you will find more dark secrets who operates with fake dex exchange.
Only true decentralized exchange I know is Bisq, used with Bitcoin without some shady extension mask wallets like for uniswap.

Looks very good!
I see that you added options to manually select enclosure, and Lil'Pill is even cheaper than OrangePill enclosure.
One suggestion I have for you is to add separate images for this three options, or it could be confusing for some newbies ordering SeedSigner Kit.

You may want to check if there is enough volume for that coin you want to withdraw from Gate exchange, or you can pay much more in trading fees and wait longer than usual.
I would also suggest that you move everything from Gate to FTX and you will have free or much lower withdrawals for most coins, including Bitcoin.
It looks like withdrawal of NEO coin is free from Coingate, but both FTX or Coinbase are not supporting it.