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Yes the numpad comes in useful when I’m calculating all day
by albertgoeswoof 5y ago
Yes the numpad comes in useful when I’m calculating all day
- luc_ 5y agoirony over text..?
- LAC-Tech 5y agoIf you were a real hacker you'd use it for playing roguelikes in the terminal.
- suprfsat 5y agohjklyubn
- viraptor 5y agoThat would take over the usual [k]ick, [l]ook, etc.
- pmontra 5y agoYeah, that was the last time I used a keypad. I really hate mine. I don't have a use case for it and because of it I have to slide the laptop to the right, to align the keyboard with my vertical axis of symmetry. I understand that many people need it and many others don't. I wish manufacturers had an option for keyboards without the number pad. I'd pay an extra for it.
- ImprovedSilence 5y agoI have a nice ten-keyless mech keyboard that I love to use for programming. However I really do miss having a number pad more than I thought I would.
- Haegin 5y agoIf it's programmable you could set up a layer with a number pad on it. I've done that with mine and basically never use the actual number keys now.
- bbojan 5y agoYup, I did this and it's great. I also ended up assigning the thumb key to 0, since I've noticed it's used more often than other digits (and also you have to fit it somewhere, since the other ones are in a 3x3 grid).