My ICICI card just got hit with international fraud last night
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My ICICI card just got hit with international fraud last night

I was in the middle of a late Teams meeting last night around 9:40 PM when my phone starts buzzing. Usually, I ignore any random number, but I noticed the caller ID started with 160. I paused my meeting and picked it up, best decision ever.

It was an automated ICICI fraud alert asking if I just spent $99.99 at Blizzard Entertainment. Obviously, I hadn't. It gave me the option to press a number on my keypad to block the card immediately, so I did.
Literally two minutes later, I got a notification that they tried to hit my card again for $149.99. Because I took that call and froze the card right then and there, the second charge blocked completely, and the bank is already refunding the first one.

If you see a 160 number calling you late at night, don't ignore it thinking it's spam. The fraud bots don't care what timezone you're in, and taking that call completely saved my account. Safe to say I'm keeping international transactions turned off in my iMobile app from now on.

u/BusyWeb8916 — 3 days ago
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Built an Open-Source RP2040 Macro Pad in India 🇮🇳

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Hi everyone,

I'm from Tamil Nadu, India and I run Dice & Layers, a small maker brand.

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Over the last few months I've been designing and building custom macro pads based on the RP2040 using CircuitPython.

Features

  • RP2040 based
  • CircuitPython firmware
  • Macros stored in JSON format
  • Open-source configurator
  • Rotary encoder support
  • Gateron Blue or Red switches
  • USB-C
  • Custom PCB designed in KiCad
  • 3D printed cases manufactured in-house

Current Models

Model Keys
Pico Pad 1x3 3 Keys
Pico Pad 3x3 9 Keys
Pico Pad 6x2 12 Keys + Knob
Pico Pad 5x3 15 Keys

Software

Configurator:
GitHub Configurator

The goal was to make configuration simple and portable. Macros are stored as JSON and loaded directly by the device.

Hardware

  • RP2040
  • Gateron Red / Blue switches
  • Custom KiCad PCB
  • 3D printed enclosure
  • CircuitPython firmware

Buy Link

Available from our Shopify store:

Dice & Layers RP2040 Macro Pad 6x2 with Volume Knob
1x3 Buy Link

6x2 Buy Link

Looking for Feedback

I'd love feedback on:

  • PCB design
  • CircuitPython architecture
  • JSON macro format
  • Case design
  • Additional features you'd like to see

Thanks for checking it out!

Built in Tamil Nadu, India 🇮🇳

#RP2040 #CircuitPython #MechanicalKeyboard #MacroPad #KiCad #3DPrinting #OpenSource #Maker #RaspberryPiPico

The RP2040 and CircuitPython approach is popular for custom macro pads because it enables programmable keys, rotary encoders, and flexible firmware customization.

The Dice & Layers brand focuses on RP2040-powered keyboards and macro pads with open hardware principles and custom firmware.

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u/BusyWeb8916 — 18 days ago