I see people often say not to store your seeds in a password manager. This is because they're using password managers incorrectly, most likely giving them access to the internet/web browser. My view is if I can't store a seed in a password manager then I shouldn't be putting any secrets there. On the flipside, if you use your password manager on a system without any internet connection (correctly) then you can store any secrets there.

The kids are alright.

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National Museum of American History

Electronic Calculators—Handheld

During the 1970s, handheld electronic calculators transformed the way tens of millions of people did arithmetic. Engineers abandoned slide rules, b...

GM. If you're looking for a good pocket knife, Benchmade is amazing.

TIL the woman who created my OS coined the term "evil maid attack."

Evil maid attack - Wikipedia

If you believe Ross Ulbricht should be free, what do you think of Variety Jones/Cimon/Plural of Mongoose? Should he be free too, or is he more guilty because he convinced Ross to do more of his mafia style moves?

Anyone got a review of a Starbook? #asknostr

Star Labs®

StarBook 14-inch

The StarBook Mk VI features Intel's 12th Generation and AMD Ryzen 7 processors. Available with a host of options, including open-source coreboot fi...

git push --set-upstream origin golden-girl

'Normies looking at me like, "How the dude do it?" Built an empire off computers I rooted.'

Anyone else ever type `exit` and press enter to try and close the browser?

First TFTC I've been excited about in a while:

Spotify for Creators

#509: Sustaining Bitcoin For Generations with Michael Goldstein by TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast

Marty sits down with Michael Goldstein to discuss the Nakamoto Institute, timeless ideas, and bitcoin rhetoric. Learn about the Satoshi Nakamoto I...