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At my internship last summer, several devs were partial to those super-clacky keyboards one can buy. I can't stand working without (or even with) headphones in
by dylanvee 14y ago
At my internship last summer, several devs were partial to those super-clacky keyboards one can buy. I can't stand working without (or even with) headphones in places like cafes when loud conversations are going on around me, but I found the keyboard sounds very easy to tune out.
- sdfjkl 14y agoThose are called tactile keyboards and have many advantages (and the disadvantage of being noisy, although this varies by switch type): http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide
- cglace 14y agoI find the keyboard sound the hardest to tune out. I think it's the constant change in speed and duration of the typing.
- Puer 14y agoI might be a little biased considering I own one, but many people find the click clack sound produced by a keyboard with Cherry MX Blue switches to be quite relaxing.