pabloescobyte

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by pabloescobyte 2y ago
They can be but they are only a small part of the overall setup. You still need to have proper posture and pay particular attention to your habits. Different switches can also help depending on your typing habits and usecase. For me persona
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by pabloescobyte 2y ago
There's a whole world of custom split keyboard options out there that use switches where it's super easy to buy replacement keycaps. You can get keycaps made of PBT which are long-lasting and have a very high "rub" facto
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by pabloescobyte 2y ago
It's an article written by a mainstream site so I wasn't really expecting them to talk about split keyboards at all but I agree wholeheartedly. I went from a full size to a 40% keyboard to an ortholinear and now use a low-profile
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by pabloescobyte 2y ago
Probably using a QMK firmware-based keyboard where you can access different layers and shortcuts. I'm using one right now (though mine runs off ZMK which is similar but wireless) which is a split with just 42 keys. The rest--numbers, s
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by pabloescobyte 3y ago
Seconded. There's at least two of us for sure!
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by pabloescobyte 3y ago
That's amazing and an insane amount of work! I'm just as amazed at how Chris Sawyer wrote Transport Tycoon entirely in assembly as well though I don't believe he did it in the same amount of time as Wertich.
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by pabloescobyte 3y ago
What is the contrast/brightness like with these? I've always wanted one for working with two screens on the go but the ones I've seen in public never seemed to get bright enough. In a cafe or other bright environment they see
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by pabloescobyte 3y ago
Lesser-known keyboards: I use a small 40% (45-key keyboard) or an ortholinear keyboard for my daily work. On both I have layers for a built-in Numpad, mouse keys (for controlling the mouse cursor without taking my hand off the keyboard), sh
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by pabloescobyte 4y ago
Yes indeed. There are Vancouver Specials in the surrounding municipalities as well (I used to live in one).
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by pabloescobyte 5y ago
Blocked only on all my machines. Reddit iOS app is fine, Safari on mac OS is fine as well. I too was worried I was IP banned!