01:55 <wpwrak> rjeffries: by the way, what did you mean with "I'd hope for a somewhat more robust display" ?

07:41 <qi-bot> [commit] Werner Almesberger: components/components.pro (2450bm14e0003): correct LibName clash with nrf51822 (master) http://qi-hw.com/p/kicad-libs/254fd63

07:41 <qi-bot> [commit] Werner Almesberger: components/por.lib (POR-809): power-on-reset generator (master) http://qi-hw.com/p/kicad-libs/a73b1f3

09:11 <solrize_> analok seems kind of silly as a hardware device... it would have been a good nanonote app... i sometimes think of putting a qr decoder into chdk and using a camera as a 2-factor auth token (take picture of qr code like you would with a phone camera, except the camera is completely off the internet)

09:12 <solrize_> but i don't know if decoding would be tolerably fast

09:12 <solrize_> maybe i'll ask on #chdk, hmm

09:12 <wpwrak> solrize_: the idea for anelok actually started with the ben :)

09:13 <wpwrak> but then, the ben is kinda unwieldy for this kind of use

09:13 <solrize_> oh :)

09:13 <solrize_> hmm

09:13 <solrize_> is the ben large? i never used one

09:14 <wpwrak> well, it's small for what it is. but anelok is much smaller :)

09:14 <solrize_> i've also thought of using a sansa clip media player for stuff like that... tiny little thing about the size of a matchbook

09:14 <eintopf> why not putting anelok functionality in a "open" smartphone

09:15 <wpwrak> eintopf: unless you give it its own display and keys, it would still have to share the user interface

09:15 <solrize_> eintopf, security

09:16 <solrize_> crap, all the clip models seem to be discontinued... you can still get them but they are crazy expensive

09:16 <solrize_> maybe on fleabay or sth

09:16 <solrize_> i still have a few of them and there's one i can't find :(

09:19 <solrize_> http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ben-Nanonote-by-Willy-Nethanel-Paperback-/381520892436 wtf this is what happens when i look for a nanonote there

09:19 <eintopf> make the smartphone as a multiboot environment

09:20 <eintopf> then go into the password safe or android/$etc

09:20 <wpwrak> eintopf: very convenient ;-)

09:21 <eintopf> but sometimes you need the password safe while hacking on smartphone

09:21 <eintopf> :D

09:22 <eintopf> mhh

09:22 <eintopf> don't know :-( in case for my mother, she needs the bruce schneier method

09:22 <eintopf> put in in your pocket

09:23 <eintopf> all other methods are too complex

09:23 <eintopf> _all_

09:27 <wpwrak> yes, i guess you have to be at least somewhat techophile to be okay with something like anelok

09:28 <eintopf> anelok is great

09:29 <eintopf> it would be very close to a device which my mother _could_ use

09:29 <eintopf> maybe after 1-2 years

09:29 <eintopf> testing :-)

09:29 <eintopf> she use linux, so she can update the firmware

09:29 <eintopf> ;-)