Martijn
stux⚡️What's inside your bank card
Uckermark MacGyver 
@stux thats gorgeous.
Dźwiedziu@stux
A tiny piece of capitalism ^_^
A tiny piece of capitalism ^_^
Kieran@stux My favourite part of that is Hannah Fry paying only £3 for a coffee. I want to go wherever she goes.
Mans R
Attila Kinali@attilakinali @stux They know me all too well at my local pub.
Luís Gonçalves
Dee RUDDOCK (she / her)@stux loved this program! Look forward to more in the series 
arfonzo@DeeRuddock @stux same here! I thought it was really interesting.
The interview with the OG card cloner brought up so many cherished memories... of... uh... doing absolutely legal stuff like that, back in my dumber days of yore. 
func_doggoλt_rotating@stux monies. But it's empty right now.
JustRosy@stux Wow! Thanks for posting this!
Rose@stux this is amazing! Now... can I do that and implant the chip in my hand....? It would probably only work a few times before asking me to insert card and pin...
Tomps@stux cool share loved that thanks 🙏🏻
Cindy Josaitis
MimzyDub🇨🇦😻@stux that's so cool!!
Elisabeth Anderson@stux There was somebody who did that with an Oyster card for the London transport network and then transplanted it into a magic wand so they could use the wand to pass through the tube station barriers with an "open sesame!". ☺️
Josh Soref
PhilbyLu@stux this is very cool
Chirael (Anthony) 
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@stux yet another reason to love Mastodon: I don’t have to rush-scroll past a headline like this because it sounds like an ad 😄
FayeS@stux I watched this agog as she paid for coffee with the microchip and antenna!
@stux Brilliant. So my working, beating heart of my debit card is a thin wire and a chip. I never knew that: I thought it was the mag strip that carried data.
Mermade@stux very cool
IslandUsurper 
@stux it’s a little strange to see her on something other than Numberphile. Really cool video.
OpenDNA⚙️@stux And thus, a million hacks were born.
David K@stux Saw that show - history of the tech is quite interesting.
Leonieke Aalders@stux 💥 mind blown!
Michael Brooks 
@stux That's mind-blowing! I always wondered how it works, but it's amazing to see how tiny it is.
AlisonW ♿🏳️🌈♾️@stux Years ago I remember someone doing the same to a London oyster card (travel pass) and putting the chip and antenna into a wand 🦯 with a star on top. They could then just tap onto the gate and it would open!
KasTas@stux usually even a better light source (like the one from phone's camera) is enough to see through the card ;)
Also, yay, Hannah Fry! :}
Sylvain Miermont@stux lovely sequence, very informative.
Putting an industrial solvent into a drinking glass that will later be re-used for drinking, even after a wash, is a huge no-no though. ⚗️☠️
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Kate Cushing@Fascinatorfun @stux I watched this programme- really interesting
Alan Matthews 🇬🇧 🇪🇺@KateCushing @Fascinatorfun @stux I too really enjoying Hanneh Fry's secret genius of modern life. The credit card one was quite a revelation.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001f1tg
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001f1tg
Сер Пітер Лорд@stux Brilliant!
Chris Gallagher@stux Reminds me of my youthful days when I made a crystal radio. The power coming down the aerial was enough to power the tiny earphones to listen to an AM radio broadcast. Magical!
Jim FR@stux wow. In two minds about whether to show my youngest or not!
Tom Swerts@stux Great video. But also a reminder that Mastodon isn't complete until Hannah Fry has an account, over here.
Andy McGuire 🐕