Time to move from Electrum

[Biomech]

Like this (it's even in "hex"):



There is another version of a d16... like this:



I believe you can also get this type in "hex" as well.

I'm willing to argue that flawed dice, such as ones that SDP warns about, have demonstrable irrefutable levels of randomness and hence have serious advantages over TRUST in pseudo random computer algorithms.

(onslaught of criticism expected...)

I would greatly love to point out the error in your argument.

I can't, so I'll just ask for links to those HEX dice

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[HCP]

A simple google search for "hexadecimal dice" should get you what you want: http://bfy.tw/Gafd

My personal fav of the ones I've seen so far would be these: https://www.shapeways.com/product/NSPLK3A7C/hexadecimal-numbered-d16-pair-improved-larger?optionId=9261756

They look very cool! 

And apparently people have even released "plans" for 3D Printers if you have access to one of those...

[pooya87]

i am starting to think that the hex dices may actually not be completely random as it has a top and bottom so it may depend a lot on the way you throw the dice. you may favor one side more than the other!

maybe using a regular dice is better, they are easier to come by too.
or maybe using a Teetotum with 16 sides (although i have never seen one with 16 sides). here is a picture of one with 12:

[DeadCoin]

Though I am new to using Electurm wallet, I find it worth and secured. The review and feedback was welcoming to open up this wallet. But you can still suggest me. I hold some btc in it and had few transactions from my Electurm wallet. As I required a segwit address, I had to choose Electurm. So far no issues I could come up with and I should admit that I do not have experience with another wallets then Coinbase, Electrum, myEtherwallet and Blockchain.info

[scum]

Like this (it's even in "hex"):



There is another version of a d16... like this:



I believe you can also get this type in "hex" as well.

I'm willing to argue that flawed dice, such as ones that SDP warns about, have demonstrable irrefutable levels of randomness and hence have serious advantages over TRUST in pseudo random computer algorithms.

(onslaught of criticism expected...)

I would greatly love to point out the error in your argument.

I can't, so I'll just ask for links to those HEX dice

The biggest disadvantage of dice is if you are on secret camera. If anyone knows you are interested in crypto there's a risk someone installed secret cameras to get your private keys. It's unlikely, but possible.

[cellard]

If you want to use segwit, now that Bitcoin Core 0.16 is released, you can easily use segwit addresses on the GUI. The default one is the nested one (3....) and in the receive tab you can find a way to enable the Bech32 address generation. To use legacy you must do some extra step.

Im going to keep my Electrum wallet for the duration of this campaign because I don't like to change my address while im participating on a campaign, and once it's done I will send the funds to a Bitcoin Core segwit address and im done with Electrum, I only used it because I was basically forced to, but it was positive because I learned some things.

[BunnyToken]

Electrum its really good, fast and easy solution to store and transfer your money.