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My new Wallet !!!  Wink

It may be that many who read WO, have never seen it.

Floppy disk > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floppy_disk
Better keep that thing well away from any magnets

You want a magnet-proof wallet?



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April 12, 2019, 03:53:50 PM

You want a magnet-proof wallet?



Oops. I'm showing my age again.

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Punch cards would be good for storing a private key, so long as they don't flutter off into the wind and get mixed together out of order. Or if you lose one. Probably better off just writing it down on a piece of paper...

Well hey, if they ran the HAL-9000 off those things, maybe they could run a decentralized network. Maybe not.
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April 12, 2019, 03:59:55 PM



My new Wallet !!!  Wink

It may be that many who read WO, have never seen it.

Floppy disk > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floppy_disk
The mighty Floppy disk
The only mobile storage available back then.
Who had one/some?

These modern ones aren't even floppy.

8 inches of truly floppy is the only way to move data
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These modern ones aren't even floppy.

8 inches of truly floppy is the only way to move data
Are you saying the Floppy disks are still in the market?
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April 12, 2019, 04:02:19 PM

You want a magnet-proof wallet?



Oops. I'm showing my age again.

hollorith(sP?) code storage. gotta run

Punch cards would be good for storing a private key, so long as they don't flutter off into the wind and get mixed together out of order. Or if you lose one. Probably better off just writing it down on a piece of paper...

Well hey, if they ran the HAL-9000 off those things, maybe they could run a decentralized network. Maybe not.

there is a steel punch plate for private keys Smiley https://www.blockplate.com/
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These modern ones aren't even floppy.

8 inches of truly floppy is the only way to move data
Are you saying the Floppy disks are still in the market?

don't think so. Haven't flapped one in er, decades I should think

just always seemed odd that they were still called floppy when after the 5 1/4 they weren't. I suppose "hard" had been taken...
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April 12, 2019, 04:08:33 PM



My new Wallet !!!  Wink

It may be that many who read WO, have never seen it.

Floppy disk > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floppy_disk
The mighty Floppy disk
The only mobile storage available back then.
Who had one/some?

These were called "stiffy" disks back in my part of town. The 8" floppy disks are the much bigger cousin of this guy and is what I used to play Space quest 1 on.





God those were the days.

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April 12, 2019, 04:14:26 PM

Probably better off just writing it down on a piece of paper...

Bingo!

Been saying it for years.
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April 12, 2019, 04:15:16 PM
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If you didnt spend 5 minutes waiting for an audio tape to load a game, you didnt live the golden age.
I miss my ZX Spectrum..All the squeaks and sounds only to end with an "R Tape Loading error"


10 Rem This is my private key

Save "wallet"

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April 12, 2019, 04:15:30 PM

Good old days.

Now we have blockchain.
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there is a steel punch plate for private keys Smiley https://www.blockplate.com/

That's an interesting idea... Of course if you're a moron who uses a really simple mnemonic its not going to help you. From the how it works:

"These words are pulled from a specific list of 2048 words.  In this list, the first 4 letters are unique to each word.

In other words, there are no two words in this list with the same first 4 letters.

That means if you have the first 4 letters, you know the rest of the word by looking for those first 4 letters in the BIP39 list. Some wallets will even fill in the rest of the word once the first 4 letters are entered."


Hmm... so its built for a 6 word mnemonic out of a list of 2048 words... well that makes 17.54 trillion possible combinations so its probably OK. Of course how you generate the seed matters immensely as well.
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April 12, 2019, 04:22:22 PM

The mighty Floppy disk
The only mobile storage available back then.
Who had one/some?

Hell. I've even still got a USB FDD (floppy disk drive).
I have floppy disk driver.  Cheesy
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That escalated quickly. Now I'm experiencing severe FOMO Roll Eyes



Looks interesting anyway.
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If you didnt spend 5 minutes waiting for an audio tape to load a game, you didnt live the golden age.
I miss my ZX Spectrum..All the squeaks and sounds only to end with an "R Tape Loading error"


10 Rem This is my private key

Save "wallet"

...good luck retrieving it  Grin

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April 12, 2019, 04:32:26 PM

IMF poll: cryptocurrency payments will be mainstream by 2024.

https://bitcoinist.com/imf-cryptocurrency-payments-bitcoin-2024/
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Hello WO`s!
I'm sorry about the offtopic, but it's too funny. Grin
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My first computer (games console) was a Commadore Amiga, 500 Plus.


Great little machine, years ahead of its time.

If Commodore hadn't bankrupted itself with an ill-advised foray into gaming consoles, the Apple Mackintosh would have withered on the vine.

The Amiga had it beat for graphics and sound and the PC ruled the business world.

What a loss.
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