• Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    11 minutes ago

    I keep mine to an easily grabbable minimum… some keys, the main key with rubber around the key head. Remote start for car is big so no need for charms. Bad dragon lanyard for style. Good to go.

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    I like this except for there being no reason for her to do this. She’s literally taking the keys out of her purse, where they fit, and handing them to a person not carrying anything to fit these keys. So that part I don’t get.

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      3 minutes ago

      She may intend to leave her purse in the car and pass off her keys to her partner who has real pockets on his pants.

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    2 hours ago

    My girlfriend has pepper spray on hers in addition to about 15 keys, a huge key fob, and she also collects keychains.

    They don’t fit in any of my pockets.

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      2 hours ago

      I never put keys in my pocket anyways. They go on a clip that hooks to my belt clip or pants.

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      55 minutes ago

      My muscle memory of knowing exactly how to move the keys to get the key I need and which keys I need to cycle through to find the one I need would be soo thrown off from this. Is it as handy as it looks that it’d be worth the trouble of relearning?

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    2 hours ago

    I have mixed feelings when it comes to keychains. Big keychains give you something to grab which is practical, especially when wearing gloves. But keychains also add more weight and bulk.

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    5 hours ago

    I do not understand this but maybe it’s because I’m a guy and keep my keys in my front pocket. I keep literally the BARE MINIMUM of things on my key chain. So far as I even have separate keychains for separate vehicles instead of having one key chain for all of them. My SO on the other had has 2lbs of trinkets on her keychain.

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      5 hours ago

      Opposite goals. If it’s in your pocket it needs to be minimal size. If it’s deep in your purse, it needs to be easy to grab.

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        3 hours ago

        And if it’s on a carabiner on your belt loop, you want a middle ground which is a situation in which large hair ties really shine. Added bonus, you’re likely the sort who needs one regularly and likes being able to offer one to people who need one.

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          2 hours ago

          Doesn’t it make a lot of noise walking around with your keys constantly hanging on your belt? I would also be scared that someone stealing them while on the train or something.

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            1 hour ago

            Not really, unless you have a lot of keys. They just kinda swing together. And pickpockets are rare in my country, so the fact that they’re in front of me where my hand naturally rests leaves me feeling secure in them

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        3 hours ago

        Seems like the purse is going to have an ever escalating competition for being big enough to grab.

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      4 hours ago

      I changed the locks on my house to one with a keypad so I only have to carry a car key.

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      I don’t have Seperate Keychains for each vehicle, I have all of my vehicle keys on quick releases, so I can just clip on the vehicle key I want to drive. It’s great. I do sacrifice minimalism a bit for some practicality in other ways, but yeah, I try to keep it light.

      Sounds like a lot of crap, but it ends up looking like this, which isn’t too bad, considering all of the utility it has.

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          That would add some bulk, and I don’t really have issues with plugging my keys into a computer. Frankly, I don’t use the flashdrives that often, but when I need them, they’re lifesavers.

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        The Ventoy thing reminds me of my minimalist setup:

        • My car keyfob.
        • My apartment key (on an extra keyring so it dangles lower to use immediately when I grab the whole set by the keyfob).
        • My mailbox key.
        • My work key.
        • Minimal 256 GB flash drive partitioned into 100 GB for Ventoy and 150 GB for random personal files. This is my favorite minimalist shape for flash drives by far.

        I have done geocaching and I’ve got a Steam Deck, so I may be borrowing the pen and adapter ideas, though I’ll probably keep the adapter with the Deck.

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          I should definitely combine my flashdrives into one… But I haven’t gotten around to that I suppose. The form factor of these is awesome, I’ve been using them for over 10 years, my first one was a USB-2 variant.

          I might steal the idea of putting my house key on a lower ring, I currently find it by feeling the teeth as they’re newer and sharper than my parent’s house key lol.

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        3 hours ago

        The Ventoy stick i have is a Lexar 128GB one that has both A and C on it. Highly recommend as thats then one less thing to carry.

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          I really love the form factor of the sticks I carry, the solid one piece of metal with no moving parts. The dual ones always have a swivel, though that lexar one does look nice.

          The USB C adapter just goes on the end of one of the sticks so it doesn’t really add another thing to carry.

    • SilverCode@lemmy.ml
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      5 hours ago

      Same. I keep my car and house keys separate so I can leave my house keys in the car and just carry the car key in my pocket. My house keys are just the remote and key to get into my house, nothing else.

      My wife has all the other keys in her handbag, including all the spare keys because she can’t find the main set in bag, so she takes the spares as well. Sometimes she also takes mine because she can’t find the main set or the spare set in her bag (or wherever she placed them).

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        Careful, DO NOT share photos of keys with the teeth visible. It’s possible to duplicate keys from a photo.

        Depends on your threat model of course, if you’re just a guy (or gal) with no enemies or online fame/infamy, you probably don’t need to worry about things like that. Just be aware of the possibility.

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    6 hours ago

    I have two house keys, one small mailbox key, and a mini library card on my key ring. I don’t even keep my car key on that thing.