• Vytle@lemmy.world
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    4 days ago

    Nah nah nah nah 75% keyboards are actually the correct option. Everything else is either a gimmick or antiquated I WILL die on this hill

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                3 days ago

                Okay everyone calm down. There are dedicated home, insert and delete keys. It’s just that many of my keycaps don’t self identify like that. Partly because I like cute keycaps, and partly because I remap those keys from time to time, and if they never had “home” or whatever written on them to begin with, I don’t have to go grab my box of keycaps and switch them out.

                Edit: and okay, I currently have ‘end’ mapped to the ‘home’ key on layer 2, so I’d have to press Fn + ‘home’ for that.

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                  3 days ago

                  I’m just saying the one key I’d be 100% okay losing is numlock. Turning it off when I’m typing fast can guck up an excel sheet SO fast.

                  And as great as althea simultaneous editing is kn SharePoint, the necessary saves all your edits live feature of it can be a real problem if you don’t immediately notice a fuckup.

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      4 days ago

      Why pay for a keyboard with less keys. You’re getting scammed.

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        4 days ago

        Nahnahnah bro it has everything it needs. Full function keys, full alphanumeric and 5 programmable buttons.