TonyTonyChopper @ TonyTonyChopper @mander.xyz

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It's centered around Colemak but of course there is no standard for the extra thumb and pinky keys. I have enter, right shift, and FN on the right thumb, then spacebar, ctrl, and FN2 on the left thumb. FN2 makes the left side into a number pad.

yup

They work the same, Ctrl+P for print. The layout is programmed into the keyboard microcontroller; your computer never gets any information beyond which key you're pressing.

Colemak

My other keyboard is an Ergodox 76. All mechanical keyboards can have their firmware re-flashed to whatever key organization you want. Then you just move the key labels to the right places (optional)

sweet

This is a Lemmy post.

The past can't be changed, and the future is unknowable.

Strongly disagree on the not twisting part. You need a split keyboard to get the proper wrist angle

This is what I use every day

You can't transfer heat onto nothing

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_radiation

You can also build a 3d printer from scratch pretty easily. Would need to regulate random electronics and robotics components

this takes me back to the 1970s pop culture era

No no they're going to make Bloodbore 30th anniversary re-release PS5 Pro Exclusive with 45 fps

Apparently Japan's shape wasn't well known either

1080p at 60 Hz is 4.4 gigabit

we serve food here sir

Nearly all of the grad students today were born after 95

Probably makes 7 figures working for big pharma though

Bottas leading race

unlikely