u/Greedy-Necessary-290

... I will buy a Logitech. It's easier

It was also available in the Italian store on the day of the launch, but now it's no longer available. Has anyone managed to download the specifications?

I use the free version of Bitwarden to store passwords, software licenses, and more, but I noticed that the paid version also offers the ability to store PassKeys. How does it do this? Can a PassKey be written down and stored? If I'm using Bitwarden, which might have a weaker master password than the PassKeys themselves, wouldn't it be appropriate to store PassKeys within Bitwarden? Thanks

I use the free version of Bitwarden to store passwords, software licenses, and more, but I noticed that the paid version also offers the ability to store PassKeys. How does it do this? Can a PassKey be written down and stored? If I'm using Bitwarden, which might have a weaker master password than the PassKeys themselves, wouldn't it be appropriate to store PassKeys within Bitwarden? Thanks

I use the free version of Bitwarden to store passwords, software licenses, and more, but I noticed that the paid version also offers the ability to store PassKeys. How does it do this?

Can a PassKey be written down and stored? If I'm using Bitwarden, which might have a weaker master password than the PassKeys themselves, wouldn't it be appropriate to store PassKeys within Bitwarden?

Thanks

Sorry for the trivial question, which has certainly been asked before, but I'm asking again in the hope that it might be useful to others like me.

1. If I replace my smartphone, how should I handle the PassKeys, which, as I understand, are partly inside it?

2. What if I lose it or it's stolen?

Thanks

I use a mouse with a CAD system to make architectural drawings. I use a Razor gaming mouse and I'm very happy with it, but I'm drawn to trackballs. I was wondering if anyone had specific experience with this type of work. I was also wondering how to keep them clean with heavy use like mine, since I clean my mouse regularly. Thanks, bye.

I don't understand why all fidget manufacturers insist on always including instruction sheets and descriptions of extra parts in Chinese. They ship globally, so why not make things easier for everyone by including a copy in English? I'm asking for a friend...

Hello everyone.

I wanted to share the changes introduced with version 2.2 of ZacLab's PLANE. From the Google translation, it appears that there have been no changes to the structure, only to the standard configuration of balls and springs, which can be easily reproduced with spare parts.
I hope you'll find it interesting.

I love PLANE and hope that the new release will soon include materials other than PEI.

I bought the blasted titanium version from Geeone last Friday and only started testing it today because I had time. I don't like it, so I'm selling it. I've tried a few configurations, but I'm too much of a beginner to find the right combination I like. It's too complex for me. I paid $75 and am selling it for half price, complete with all its accessories. I live in Italy. DM me for pics.