Saw this hackaday article and couldn’t help thinking how it was the Grandfather of modern Java card wearables
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That’s SO cool! What a blast from the past!
I’m so tempted to pick one up for the hell of it
Do it! I just bought one to play with. Thanks for the link! I didn’t even look for them since I assumed no one would be selling them. 
In the native eBay language “VERY RARE” translates to “Hey collectors or random pointless stuff! Check me out!” 
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Flipper supports i-button protocol
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Yoooooo! That’s so sick!
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I have one of these too! Have you found a way to interact with the Javacard/JVM portion of it? So far I’ve only read the ID with my flipper.
Same. I’m guessing it will be hard to access it unless you have the old “blue dot” readers, software, and maybe older computers
You can buy the blue dot readers but you’ll probably still need old hardware and software.
You might also be able to make a flipper app if you know C
Chat gpt knows C really well
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Looks like someone got it working:
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yeah there are some old ass iButton / one-wire computing devices out there. Because they had access to a descent amount of power compared to contactless, even older wearable devices could run some pretty advanced stuff. Cool they were able to revive it!
I have an iButton device in my company car for fleet management. I wish they would upgrade to some sort of NFC.
Sounds like you need the DangerousThings iButton conversion
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goddammit.
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How dare you use my left hand implant url against me?? 
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Lol I almost clicked it but when you said that I hovered over it and saw.
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