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Absolutely not, lol; It's the opposite. I have a keychain one that I'm too lazy to remove. And it actually twists and gets caught in the holes on adjacent keys, so it's not like I never notice it!
I do have one but don't know here is it in the sea of shit I have.
tied it around my keychain because SIMs are still much more handy than esim. Phone service where I live charge a fuck ton of money everytime you re register with the QR.
The ones I have seen most recently are so thin and flimsy that they are worse at the job than a paperclip.
I usually find my thinnest allen wrench and use that.
I have some smart devices that came with these so I appear very responsible.
I stick them in a cork board.
I am the distributor of cell phones where I work. I have a box of these. They’re also useful to reset UniFi and other networking equipment.
I've got at least 2 on my desk. Both from my new phones ( the one I accidentally fried in a lake and the replacement I got ). They're both connected to some little piece of magnet strip that I have no idea where it came from.
I usually have one, but right now I have a paper clip with one side folded out 90° sitting in my wallet.
One in my wallet at all times.
I keep one in my keychain for the random instances I need one, especially when I'm away from home.
It's come in handy more than I thought it would.
I did that until it left a hole in my thigh. Now I have one in my desk drawer and center console.
I have the round bit in my screwdriver set, the pointy bit broke off so I also now have a bent paperclip in there too.
I bought a bag of 20, stash them all over the place.
You can buy screw drivers with a zillion different "proprietary" bits for driving whatever thing. This is one of them.
I pinned one to my wall in my bedroom just in case
I switch phone plans every few years, and I have no idea how esims work, so yes.
No, I have OCD and everything has its spot
what is it?? never seen in my life
Ive had them for a handful of different devices, but theyre typically used to push in the tiny hole for ejecting sim/data cards or manual resets
One? Easely 10.
It's in my phone repair kit XD
Have one in my wallet, I change simcards often though, basically each new country.
The ifixit toolkit has it - well with a hex shank.
But the last time i actually opened that hatch, i had to split a sliver off a wooden stick (coffee stirrer).
This is the main reason I buy paperclips. I've got some of these around but I'm not sure where.
Mine is in my case with adapters & extra SD cards.
Where that case IS however, fuckin, no clue.
I still have it and I bought backups
I have 3, 2 ovals and 1 circle.
Probably, but it doesn't matter. A number of small improvised tools will do the same job.
I my keyring. Duh.
I had one of these hanging out in my bathroom for forever. The little fucker wouldn't just go away.
I have several, all in a big keyring. I used one of them once. So I keep them. One never knows.
A bunch, but the cherry is taken by a dedicated SIM ejection tool bit in my IFixIt kit.
Taped mine to the back of my phone, hidden by the case.
Yep its not hard to keep around. How are people losing em just put it in the right place after you’re done using it.
I feel like everyone’s missing the joke here. That’s not the normal sim pen ejector tool. That’s the liquid metal one that they only made for like a year or two