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or else you'll soon get pain from the low travel. Huh? I am wracking my brain trying to figure out how, biomechanically, a short keystroke can cause pain.
by throwit1979 13y ago
or else you'll soon get pain from the low travel.
Huh? I am wracking my brain trying to figure out how, biomechanically, a short keystroke can cause pain.
- nvarsj 13y agoBecause you bottom out. With some practice, you can use a mechanical keyboard with never hitting the bottom because you can tell when the key engages (e.g. with a click or change in pressure). Some people believe this can reduce stress on the finger.