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>>50945547

OMG ITS HAPPENING!!!!!!!!!!

>>24574244
checked

>>8930772
>he still doesn't get it
the whole point is to not have to mount the device, dipshit. if the host pc is compromised and you mount the device to use it to sign a transaction, that's where you fuck up

if you want something remotely comparable to a ledger you need to look into offline transaction processing. the host pc wallet has to support it too
>online pc generates transaction
>copy the unsigned transaction to an offline pc (many ways to do this, some safer than others, if you're really autistic, copy it by hand)
>sign the transaction on the offline pc
>copy the signed transaction back to the online pc and broacast it
This way your key is never ever exposed to the host pc ever. This is how ledger works

finally let's just put things in perspective here, my ledger cost me $70 USD
that's the price of a tank of gas and a bottle of cheap liquor.

>>8712817
>tangential detail
Except he used the "lack" of a blockchain explorer to float the idea of possible malfeasance by Hoskinson.
>Transparency would help to ensure investors that there is parity among the coin’s stakeholders. For all we know, Charles Hoskinson owns 75% of all of the coins distributed.
That's a rather serious accusation, of course dismiss it as "tangential" when caught lying about something you could have learned in 2 seconds with a fucking google search (literally "cardano blockchain explorer"). Clearly an incompetent.
Notwithstanding other genius-tier arguments like "the price dropped 70%" and "vaporware" meme just aren't very compelling, sorry.