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thanks, me too. the one big disadvantage here, if you have to go into an office, is either having to own multiple or transporting your keyboard back and forth e

thanks, me too. the one big disadvantage here, if you have to go into an office, is either having to own multiple or transporting your keyboard back and forth every day. there was a period where i was doing standard + ortho Plank + an ErgoDox-like on three different machines and it's a bit of a mindfuck context switching between them. extremely inefficient.

stronglikedan 3mo ago
> if you have to go into an office, is either having to own multiple or transporting your keyboard back and forth every day That's easy. Own multiple. I have three of the same keyboard: one for the office, one for the home office, and one for the couch.
- pixelesque 3mo ago
  Not quite as easy if you have to hot-desk, and don't always get the same desk each time you're in the office :)
- mystifyingpoi 3mo ago
  I did that, but after a few months there was a discernible difference between 2 identical keyboards due to wear (the one at work was being used much more than the home one). This annoyed me to no end and I sold one of them.