It took a few weeks to get used to, but now that I've got the muscle memory down it's a blast to use. Having function layers makes so much sense once you get used to them. Why use Control + C and Control + V and the hand cortortion it causes on a daily basis when you can hold down the G letter key and then press j/k to copy/paste. The thumb cluster is quite handy as well, I have one button mapped to a custom script that I run dozens of times a day.
I went fro regular keyboard to happy user of (slightly modified) Glorious Engrammer here.
I use qwerty and I'm really not a fast typist, but the "primitives" and thought put on this layout, from home row mods timings, pinch movements, mouse layer, symbol layer etc really helped me to stay comfortable keeping the hands on the keys with less finger movement and less overreaching to the mouse, which really was what was harming my wrist.
The keyboard in itself is great and all, being split and easy to mount creatively also helps for ergonomics, but to me it's half the battle. In fact at the begging, with default and using a mouse in the middle of both halves was hurting my hand even more.
This kind of post comes up in every single thread when taxes come up.
"It's just a small fraction of our taxpayer dollars". Instead of that money being used to clothe/feed/raise families and children in our own country by parents who sweat/bleed at work on a daily basis, let's just tax them another 1% and then another 1% and then another and another and another. Let's keep sending aid across the oceans and keep printing money to support those programs by inflating the savings of our own citizens so that our young generations can't even afford to pay rent or move our in their own..
I really hope these take off and succeed and they support Linux. Qualcomm is seriously holding back the Linux ARM adoption with their continuous missteps.
Because the majority of the time they are enforcing laws that don't need to be enforced, and the enforcement of which is only to pad the pockets of the police force.
> You misjudge your speed and end up going past right as the light turns red on an empty 4 way? Speeding ticket
> Go up to 85mph to pass someone using the fast lane because people are going 77 MPH?
Speeding ticket
All regulation does is centralize the power to a few big players, which are corrupted themselves, and then they get little slaps on the wrist whenever they're caught by being fined 0.01% of their annual profits and then bailed out when they royally fuck up.
The issue is that governments have a monopoly on the ability to use violence against us.
Just because a country's government haven't commited genocide, doesn't mean that they won't in the future.
Look around at the shrinking freedoms and the growing power of the state and its attempts to control their citizens actions and thoughts.
It took a few weeks to get used to, but now that I've got the muscle memory down it's a blast to use. Having function layers makes so much sense once you get used to them. Why use Control + C and Control + V and the hand cortortion it causes on a daily basis when you can hold down the G letter key and then press j/k to copy/paste. The thumb cluster is quite handy as well, I have one button mapped to a custom script that I run dozens of times a day.
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