From:
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Date: 2018-01-30
Subject: Every Day Carry
I was reading kvothe's latest post [1] in which he provides a list
of the items he carries every day. I also find this topic very in-
teresting, so I'll share my list:
* A super-slim leather wallet. It just holds some cards
and acts as a billfold.
* My Nexus 5X. Key apps include Termux, Tusky, Turbo
SFTP, PIA VPN, DuckDuckGo, Reddit, Bandcamp, Audible...
* My keys. Just keys, no tools or trinkets. Well, I do
have a bikeshare fob.
To be honest, that's the core of it. If I'm feeling adventurous,
I'll bring my SOG Aegis Mini folding knife. I mostly use it to
open packages. I also lug a Timbuk2 messenger bag around. I
didn't have a car for about 7 years, so this is where I keep all
the things that most people leave in their car. Key contents in-
clude:
* An umbrella.
* My work laptop.
* Some almonds.
* A spare phone charger.
* A couple Bic G2s.
* A tub of Carmex lip balm.
I also saw a couple things on kvothe's list that I just have to
comment on.
* Fiio X1. I also have a Fiio DAP and really enjoy it!
Most of my music collection is ripped from CDs that I
purchased.
* Shure SE215. I also have and love these headphones!
They keep noise out and the response curve is rolled-off
on the top so they don't irritate me after listening for
a while. In my opinion, they are the best IEMs you can
get for $100.
* Pok3r mechanical keyboard. I love plugging my 60% into
my phone. It's surprisingly easy to use my phone as a
laptop substitute with a keyboard attached. My Anker USB
A to C cable was a great investment.
References
1.
gopher://sdf.org:70/0/users/kvothe/phlog/20180130-of-faults-and-
edc
