Not really, mostly for looks. Some people like that they come apart in the middle but I haven’t found that to really help in any way. At home I use a normal very basic cable. I had some rewards points on drop that I used for a few things and that cable found itself in my cart. I probably wouldn’t spend much on a keyboard cable unless you want a specific look.
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https://www.amazon.com/Magicforce-Mechanical-Numeric-Backlit-Computer/dp/B07K22N266 It’s a Magicforce brand with Cherry browns. I do not love it, sometimes it acts funny with my Lenovo docking station. I feel like you can find a better one with wireless these days if you look around on Amazon a bit.
I have been using this setup for about 2 years now. I’m a touch typer and I used completely blank keycaps for a while so the keycaps are really just for looks and feels these days.
If I had to use software like that I would have a layer specifically for that application, but it would take some work and fine tuning. It would basically be a macro board for the entire keyboard at that point I’m guessing. It would take work, and might not be worth it just to use it for your work keyboard though.
That’s ‘The eye of Sauron’ This is the elvish LOTR keycap set :) I’m still working on the scrying mode in the firmware.
I’ve tried different wrist wrests over the years but I’ve found that having them floating is the most comfortable for me.
I’m thinking about building a split board but I’m still not sure what I’m going to do with that, more research is needed. For some reason I think I want to build a fully wireless corne with Choc switches but I see that the newest corne PCB is not really setup for wireless.
Anything is possible with enough custom layers ;)
The F-keys are pretty easy but if you had to do function keys and numbers that might be a little more difficult.
I’ve been on this setup for about 2 years now and I haven’t run into trouble yet!
I have to use SQL at work enough that I just use that for any database I need for personal projects, almost always MariahDB. Helps me stay current on my skills I guess.
As someone who just started their container adventure by setting up rootless podman on arch, it wasn’t terrible but I think I agree. I think I’m going to go check out some vanilla-ass docker until I can understand everything better.
I’m no expert, but as far as I can tell yes. It also seems a bit easier to have a rootless setup.
That’s a big oof
What’s it do? Any website I can check out?