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The Happy Hacking Lite keyboard is nice and compact with a solid feel: http://pfuca-store.stores.yahoo.net/haphackeylit1.html http://pfuca-store.stores.yahoo.n
by kqr2 18y ago
The Happy Hacking Lite keyboard is nice and compact with a solid feel:
http://pfuca-store.stores.yahoo.net/haphackeylit1.html http://pfuca-store.stores.yahoo.net/haphackeylit1.html
Previously they also carried a "professional" model which featured blank keys. Not only was it "l33t", but it was supposed to improve your speed by forcing you to learn to touch type which of course is required for late night hacking sessions in the dark.
Finally, there is the classic carpal tunnel inducing IBM keyboard:
http://pckeyboards.stores.yahoo.net/customizer.html http://pckeyboards.stores.yahoo.net/customizer.html
- bootload 18y ago"... Previously they also carried a "professional" model which featured blank keys. Not only was it "l33t", but it was supposed to improve your speed by forcing you to learn to touch type which of course is required for late night hacking sessions in the dark ..." That is pretty sad. While I can touch-type, typing accuracy at night decreases not because I can't find 'F' & 'H'. Must be murder with long passwords.
- menloparkbum 18y agoAt risk of public shame, I actually use a blank keyboard. And, I switched to it from a kinesis ergo. O_o Regarding passwords, for the past 10 years I've chosen passwords based on "shape." It is a trick I learned from a sysadmin friend, and know more than a couple other sysadmin guys who do the same. It can suck when you switch to a keyboard on a mobile device and the keys aren't where you think they are going to be.