Tell me you are a psychopath without telling me you are a psychopath.
Spent years on reddit after Google+ closed, my hopes are now with the Threadiverse
I’m interested in (among many, many other things):
TTRPGs, board games, longboarding, SUP / paddleboarding, and mechanical keyboards.
Yes, I realize that’s a lot of “boards” in that list. :)
Tell me you are a psychopath without telling me you are a psychopath.
Yeah that’s really cool for all those Linux phones out there. Oh wait, there are like two and a half models in total and none of them are great? Damn.
There was another Twitler who tried to create an everything Reich.
I really tried hard to persevere - but I’m weak and it was too much.
What do you use for äöü߀ though? I’ve personally come to prefer ANSI layout with EurKey and going back to QWERTZ / ISO-DE feels off now.
Never heard of any of those brands but I dig the look of the blacked-out one in the middle. Are the keycaps shine-through with per-key RGB?
It’s very funny for sure and I was just about to share it with the other SWEs in our off-topic chat. But I just can’t listen to it, had to close the tab after like 50 seconds. Perhaps on mute and with CC?
@umbraroze C64 caveman with datasette drive reporting in o7
Also using the Air 96 whenever I work at the office and it’s really nice. Overall, I prefer the Halo 75 at home but their pre-built low pro keebs are really neat.
For keycaps I am using these XVX doubleshot PBT shine-throughs on mine, like them a lot.
He can change the name to Twitler. Not a big change but much more fitting.@Technological_Burger
NuPhy Air 60 with Aloe switches should do the trick. NuPhy feels and sounds a lot better than Keychron in general, and Aloe switches are light linears that you’ll barely hear.
I suppose it depends on how easy of a time you have mentally switching back and forth between layouts. I do manage somewhat okay when leisurely typing on my Chromebook’s ISO layout keyboard. (as I am doing right now)
But when I’m in a hurry or otherwise under a lot of mental load then all of the special characters being in different places than I’ve come to expect from using ANSI for work and at the PC… kinda sucks, not going to lie.
I did keep my ISO Logitech MX Keys just in case but don’t really see myself buying anything but ANSI layout devices from here on out.
Have to say though I would love to have a bigger that 1u right Alt key though because of all the EurKey shortcuts for äöü߀.
Another German software dev here, I switched from ISO-DE to ANSI with EurKey a couple months ago. Not on a Keychron but on a NuPhy which looks and feels better to me.
Overall I’m quite happy with the switch and will only buy ANSI layouts going forward.@Waldhuette
IBM sure does suck donkey balls but I really don’t think that particular thing is their fault.