late night crew

bi-annual reminder:
hardware wallets aren't cold

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i posted this in /latenightcrew by accident. just happened to be here looking for the link to join the tavern at the same time. 

this wasn't related to anything related to the call. 
sorry late night crew @yb @zinger @brianjckim

just clarifying - meaning like if someone still saves their ledger key on computer anyways right?

if your ledger is ever connected to a computer that has touched the internet then any key that's ever been on that device or will ever be generated on that device in future shouldn't be considered 'cold'. 

nothing wrong with ledger. 
it's just that cold is a very specific thing.

if your ledger is ever connected to a computer that has touched the internet then any key that's ever been on that device or will ever be generated on that device in future shouldn't be considered 'cold'. 

nothing wrong with ledger. 
it's just that cold is a very specific thing. 

https://warpcast.com/yb/0xd370ae58

BDFL of Quilibrium, Eng @ Farcaster, ex-Coinbase, always opinionated, never hydrated

/quilibrium

that is indeed spicy 
can you expand why you say that

Spicy addendum: if the public key an address is derived from is exposed, it's also not cold.