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@W6KME @paul_ipv6 I would recommend the nerdy gurdy if you're looking for decent quality. They're from the Netherlands, by the way 😉.

@Iris the psyarxiv link gives a "doi not found" https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/dkrgj I thought you might want to know.

@mattblaze@federate.social @ChuckMcManis@chaos.social I'm generally quite happy with my pinecil. I haven't used it for any large soldering jobs, but for some pcb through-hole components it worked well for me.

@chpietsch@fedifreu.de @cryptgoat@fedifreu.de while thats technically true, if you look at what part keepassxc is "non-compliant" in, it's in not re-asking the user for a password when their database is unlocked. I agree with keepassxc that this is proper behaviour for a password manager. The second is that keepassxc allows to export passkeys in plain text. That's probably a little debatable, but it's not like we can fully prevent extracting passkeys in plain text at all, since the user obviously has the keys required.

@petergleick@fediscience.org or, you know, use sci-hub. I downloaded my own peer reviewed paper from sci-hub on more than one occasion.