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Not a bomb just ghetho cable management.

So I got some cheap Pico Microcontrolers and I’ve been playing with this:

Pico Keys

Pico HSM - Pico Keys

An open source Hardware Secure Module in your hands. Keep your private and secret keys safe with Pico HSM.

secp256k1 is one of the supported keypairs so I think I can use it to generate and store Nostr keys.

In Neuromancer the protagonist's ex-girlfriends steals a whoping 3MB of RAM from him and is murdered while trying to sell the valuable fenced goods.

The british should sell their royal family to Disney.

Oh boy...

GitHub

update README.md maintenance mode · minio/minio@27742d4

MinIO is a high-performance, S3 compatible object store, open sourced under GNU AGPLv3 license. - update README.md maintenance mode · minio/minio@...

You need to be this chuuni to brand your company like that. Not that I’m complaining it’s cool. If you ever go to Tokyo make sure to visit the ominous black building in Akiba.

Looks like an interesting weekend project:

GitHub

GitHub - polhenarejos/pico-hsm: Hardware Security Module (HSM) for Raspberry Pico and ESP32

Hardware Security Module (HSM) for Raspberry Pico and ESP32 - polhenarejos/pico-hsm

You can encrypt a volume using LUKS while keeping the headers on a separate file. That way the data will be Indistinguible from random gibberish. If authority asks what's in the driver you can just say you bought it and the previous owner might have used some file shredder to clean his personal files. Plausible.