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  1. Hardware Password Manager (Ledger-Style Keyboard Emulator)

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    Jack son commented  · 

    A hardware password manager that acts like a keyboard emulator really highlights how much trust we place in typed input and how flexible HID-style devices can be. It also made me think about the other end of the spectrum: how people intentionally use non-standard Unicode characters to change what gets typed or displayed, especially on social platforms. On Instagram, for example, usernames often rely on Unicode styling that still passes through keyboards and emulators cleanly. I’ve been playing with this using a simple Instagram name style generator that outputs copy-paste safe characters https://instanamesstyle.com/. It’s a good reminder that whether it’s security hardware or aesthetic text, keyboards are more expressive than they first appear.

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