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This sounds like an allegory where novelty wears off. Commonly referred to as getting old. I agree. I'm less and less interested in shiny things as I age, and
by TheSpiceIsLife 6y ago
This sounds like an allegory where novelty wears off.
Commonly referred to as getting old.
I agree. I'm less and less interested in shiny things as I age, and more interesting in getting home safely.
- bitwize 6y agoOddly enough, it was aging that drew me to mechanical keyboards in the first place. I found that as I grew older, my hands started cramping when I typed, and the worse the keyboard, the more quickly my hands turned into gnarled, pain-wracked claws. Laptop keyboards were pretty bad but rubber-dome membrane keyboards -- of the type that just about everybody sold at the time -- were the worst. Relief only came when I bought a Das Keyboard III with heavenly Cherry Blue switches. I'm still rocking that board today, nearly 13 years later.
- mech422 6y agosame here - as I got older, I really started to notice the stress typing put on my hands. Even though I use ultra heavy switches now (kailh box navies, cherry greens, etc) I still feel better at the end of the day. And switches don't register everytime my fingers twitch.