Older instructions might not mention it, but best practice for cutting is to cut a couple millimeters away from the part to remove it from the runner, then go back and cut off the leftover nubs. This allows for cleaner cuts since you don’t have to try to fit your nippers around the inside of the runner searching for the best angle.
My office uses non-commercial keeper accounts (less than 10 of us) so i’m stuck with it on work devices, but I use 1Password personally and there is 0% chance I would switch over to keeper even if someone else paid for it.
The day they add gamecube games is the day i’m sold, but the GBA library is still small and I personally don’t have any nostalgia for the N64, so it’s not currently worth the cost for me to upgrade from my base family plan
Older instructions might not mention it, but best practice for cutting is to cut a couple millimeters away from the part to remove it from the runner, then go back and cut off the leftover nubs. This allows for cleaner cuts since you don’t have to try to fit your nippers around the inside of the runner searching for the best angle.
I wouldn’t recommend kprepublic, i’ve had nothing but bad experiences with them. +1 to Divinikey and NovelKeys though.
My office uses non-commercial keeper accounts (less than 10 of us) so i’m stuck with it on work devices, but I use 1Password personally and there is 0% chance I would switch over to keeper even if someone else paid for it.
It's never too late to learn
The day they add gamecube games is the day i’m sold, but the GBA library is still small and I personally don’t have any nostalgia for the N64, so it’s not currently worth the cost for me to upgrade from my base family plan
Depending on your budget, i’m an advocate for the keychron v-series as a barebones budget hobbyist option