r/coldcard: repurposing the COLDCARD Q after the incident
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https://www.reddit.com/r/coldcard/comments/1vex8hl/what_to_do_with_the_q_still_seems_like_a_cool/
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**No one would have thought that Coldcard would be susceptible to RNG failure lol**
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body: **No one would have thought that Coldcard would be susceptible to RNG failure lol** -comment: p1pmzyc -parent: t3_1vex8hl -author: Zealousideal-War6372 -created_utc: 1785871693 -edited: false -body: -It has the most attacked firmware on earth, battle tested and ready for whatever comes next. - comment: p1q6t57 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: _gianlucag_ The only issue is if Coinkite disappears (high probability). idk what will happen, but if they change the code from source available to open source, maybe at least the software will survive and get polished by all the parts interested that are looking at it. + +comment: p1w7eks +parent: t3_1vex8hl +author: guuuug +created_utc: 1785950436 +edited: false +body: +Update the firmware. And buys somw friggin dice, because you should have those with whichever hw signing device you use + +comment: p1x9w6m +parent: t1_p1lisk6 +author: Responsible-Story260 +created_utc: 1785960123 +edited: false +body: +I did this with new firmware on Q and seed generated via dice roll matched to online tool using same numbers. So I’m confident that firmware doesn’t have the bug at least for nowExtracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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edited: false body: I used dice so it did create a safe key. + +comment: p1ua342 +parent: t3_1vex8hl +author: amenotef +created_utc: 1785931942 +edited: false +body: +I'm tempted in getting a Q and just re-import my MK4 seedphrase into it. + + +Writing a passphrase in the MK4 is a pain in the ass. + +But I'm not sure i like that NFC chip, camera, and extra features that the Q has. Of course, thinking of a leakage from those peripherals might be for thin foil hatters. + +comment: p1ub1mm +parent: t1_p1m2n7n +author: amenotef +created_utc: 1785932261 +edited: false +body: +The only issue is if Coinkite disappears (high probability). + +idk what will happen, but if they change the code from source available to open source, maybe at least the software will survive and get polished by all the parts interested that are looking at it.Extracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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edited: false body: I’m not a smart man - but I believe you could get around it by only receiving funds to that address. + +comment: p1rugui +parent: t3_1vex8hl +author: matthew19 +created_utc: 1785895127 +edited: false +body: +It is still the best hardware wallet - saying otherwise is saying it out of recency bias and emotion. + +comment: p1s8lxz +parent: t1_p1qvdig +author: F1shB0wl816 +created_utc: 1785899964 +edited: false +body: +I used dice so it did create a safe key.Extracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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The Reddit thread gained a reply suggesting an owner could avoid the issue by only receiving funds at the address.
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edited: false body: Except for creating a safe key.. + +comment: p1rt5ax +parent: t1_p1lcsm4 +author: matthew19 +created_utc: 1785894694 +edited: false +body: +I’m not a smart man - but I believe you could get around it by only receiving funds to that address.Extracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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The Reddit thread gained a comment noting that repurposing a device does not create a safe key.
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And btw, letting the hw generate the seed for you is always bad practice. And ironically, right now coldcard is probably the most secure hw out there, being subject of a massive relentless code review by experts and the general public. + +comment: p1qvdig +parent: t1_p1mz8zs +author: janpapiratie +created_utc: 1785883895 +edited: false +body: +Except for creating a safe key..Extracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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The Reddit thread gained 1 new comment arguing that external entropy would still permit safe use for signing.
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edited: false body: It has the most attacked firmware on earth, battle tested and ready for whatever comes next. + +comment: p1q6t57 +parent: t3_1vex8hl +author: _gianlucag_ +created_utc: 1785876937 +edited: 1785877333 +body: +Imho Coldcard is still the best of the best. Yes, something gone wrong with the 4.0.1+ release, they royally fu**ed up, but if you use external entropy to generate the seed, the device is still a solid hw capable of signing transactions and do all the other stuff. + +And btw, letting the hw generate the seed for you is always bad practice. + +And ironically, right now coldcard is probably the most secure hw out there, being subject of a massive relentless code review by experts and the general public.Extracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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The Reddit thread gained 1 new comment.
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edited: false body: **No one would have thought that Coldcard would be susceptible to RNG failure lol** + +comment: p1pmzyc +parent: t3_1vex8hl +author: Zealousideal-War6372 +created_utc: 1785871693 +edited: false +body: +It has the most attacked firmware on earth, battle tested and ready for whatever comes next.Extracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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The Reddit thread gained 2 new comments.
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edited: false body: Do you use your computer webcam to scan the QR code on your ColdCard? Mine never seems to pick it up + +comment: p1ovrwb +parent: t1_p1olojf +author: stargate425 +created_utc: 1785864865 +edited: 1785865418 +body: +yes, I used my macbook pro's webcam to scan the qr code on my coldcard q. (and coldcard can also scan the qr on macbook's screen as well). + +comment: p1ow1b8 +parent: t1_p1lcsm4 +author: Either_Display_6624 +created_utc: 1785864930 +edited: false +body: +**No one would have thought that Coldcard would be susceptible to RNG failure lol**Extracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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The Reddit thread gained 1 new comment.
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edited: false body: You can use it as a placemat for your beer + +comment: p1olojf +parent: t1_p1ld2bn +author: andrew869 +created_utc: 1785862366 +edited: false +body: +Do you use your computer webcam to scan the QR code on your ColdCard? Mine never seems to pick it upExtracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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1 new Reddit comment was posted, by Thin_Needleworker795, joking about repurposing the device.
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edited: false body: I’m still using my mk4, I don’t really see a reason to drop it and it’s done everything I’ve wanted it too. + +comment: p1ntmny +parent: t3_1vex8hl +author: Thin_Needleworker795 +created_utc: 1785855215 +edited: false +body: +You can use it as a placemat for your beerExtracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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One new comment was posted: F1shB0wl816, still using their Mk4 and seeing no reason to drop it.
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edited: false body: pokemon red on a coldcard Q would go so hard lmao, imagine mining btc while grinding for a shiny + +comment: p1mz8zs +parent: t3_1vex8hl +author: F1shB0wl816 +created_utc: 1785846585 +edited: false +body: +I’m still using my mk4, I don’t really see a reason to drop it and it’s done everything I’ve wanted it too.Extracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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One new comment was posted: newMoneyStyle joking about playing Pokemon Red on a COLDCARD Q.
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edited: false body: I'm on the same team here. Its one of the few who can create a dice roll seed directly airgapoed. And its airgapped so signed tx should be fine + +comment: p1mtau5 +parent: t1_p1lzz0k +author: newMoneyStyle +created_utc: 1785844579 +edited: false +body: +pokemon red on a coldcard Q would go so hard lmao, imagine mining btc while grinding for a shinyExtracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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One new comment was posted: Intelligent_Map_246, saying the Q is one of few devices that can create a dice-roll seed directly airgapped and that signed transactions should be fine.
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Honestly I'll probably give it a few weeks see if any further bugs are discovered and continue using it. The amount of scrutiny the codes gonna get now will prov aly make it the most secure. Also if you have a good, strong passphrase (50+ chars) that alone in my opinion is relatively decent without a 24 word seed + +comment: p1mfqlx +parent: t1_p1kvd1a +author: Intelligent_Map_246 +created_utc: 1785839283 +edited: false +body: +I'm on the same team here. Its one of the few who can create a dice roll seed directly airgapoed. And its airgapped so signed tx should be fineExtracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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One new top-level comment was posted: GreemBeam p1m2n7n, saying they will likely keep using the device once the code gets more scrutiny and that a strong passphrase alone is relatively decent.
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edited: false body: I hope somebody will develop a GameBoy emulator firmware for it. + +comment: p1m2n7n +parent: t3_1vex8hl +author: GreemBeam +created_utc: 1785833014 +edited: false +body: +Honestly I'll probably give it a few weeks see if any further bugs are discovered and continue using it. The amount of scrutiny the codes gonna get now will prov aly make it the most secure. + +Also if you have a good, strong passphrase (50+ chars) that alone in my opinion is relatively decent without a 24 word seedExtracted text as captured
post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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post: 1vex8hl author: SeaOtterETH created_utc: 1785809382 title: What to do with the Q? Still seems like a cool device. body: I'm clearly not going to use this device for crypto anymore, but I am tempted now to explore more functionality like the secure notes and passwords. This device also has NFC and a pretty good QR code reader. Does anyone else think their may still be some life left in these Q devices? I'm hoping they go fully open source again, because development on this thing might be pretty cool in an open community. comment: p1kkpml parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Quirky-Reveal-1669 created_utc: 1785809664 edited: false body: And it is. I intend to keep it and keep using it (sensibly). comment: p1kq95n parent: t1_p1kkpml author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811546 edited: false body: What do you mean by sensibly? comment: p1kqdc9 parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Big80sweens created_utc: 1785811587 edited: false body: It’s a very cool device and a bummer it won’t be my hard wallet anymore. Let us know what you discover! comment: p1kvd1a parent: t3_1vex8hl author: Responsible-Story260 created_utc: 1785813396 edited: false body:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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