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Hacking a Casio F-91W digital watch (2023)
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Re: Hacking a Casio F-91W digital watch (2023)
#52I was captivated by the introduction but I only made it halfway through before I gave up. The random bolding and emphasizing of almost every other word really put me off. Also, even though I can see that it's clearly had a ton of human effort put into it, I got a lot of AI vibes from the writing.
Re: Hacking a Casio F-91W digital watch (2023)
#53This is a really cool hack, and I wish I could pay for things with a dumb watch. It's just the right level of useful and silly to be up my alley. But the article, as others have mentioned, is a little off. The author did not "invent" the guess-and-check method for verifying resonance. That's been a staple of radio since the beginning, which is why original tuner dials were actually variable capacitors > Therefore, an…
Re: Hacking a Casio F-91W digital watch (2023)
#54I don’t know why Casio doesn’t just do something like this themselves, I’d buy it. Don’t need a super smart watch but do like contactless payment with a wrist.
Apparently, Casio fails to recognize that nowadays, most people don't really need a watch for timekeeping because they carry a smartphone that does time perfectly well. I wear a cheap $5 Chinese made watch only because I use it to carry a backup of all my crucial data with me at all times, even in the shower. If something goes bump in the night, my data is always with me so all I need to worry about is my own persona…
Re: Hacking a Casio F-91W digital watch (2023)
#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
Apparently, Casio fails to recognize that nowadays, most people don't really need a watch for timekeeping because they carry a smartphone that does time perfectly well. I wear a cheap $5 Chinese made watch only because I use it to carry a backup of all my crucial data with me at all times, even in the shower. If something goes bump in the night, my data is always with me so all I need to worry about is my own persona…
Is your data encrypted at rest? Someone could kill you and steal it very easily.
See XKCD #538: https://xkcd.com/538/
Re: Hacking a Casio F-91W digital watch (2023)
#56Re: Hacking a Casio F-91W digital watch (2023)
#57Earlier quoted context omitted.
Apparently, Casio fails to recognize that nowadays, most people don't really need a watch for timekeeping because they carry a smartphone that does time perfectly well. I wear a cheap $5 Chinese made watch only because I use it to carry a backup of all my crucial data with me at all times, even in the shower. If something goes bump in the night, my data is always with me so all I need to worry about is my own persona…
Is your data encrypted at rest? Someone could kill you and steal it very easily.
But yes, the entire microSD card is encrypted using BitLocker in case it happens to be lost or otherwise falls into the wrong hands. My will contains the decrypt password.
If you think about it, my data is as safe as I am --- if not safer. The authorities aren't going to spend any effort to recover a memory card --- but they will to recover a body with a memory card attached..
Since this is always with me, it serves as the off-site copy in my 3-2-1 backup plan.
Re: Hacking a Casio F-91W digital watch (2023)
#58Doing so gives you free room and board at Guantanamo Bay. If you ever wanted to visit Cuba ... https://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/apr/25/guantanamo-fil...
OR perhaps your meme is out of date.