gnicholasgreen

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by gnicholasgreen 7y ago
We started using these bulbs everywhere in our house where we relax in the evenings: https://www.gelighting.com/led-bulbs/e26/ge-led-vintage-60w-... They produce a non-flickering warm glow that is way more relaxin
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by gnicholasgreen 7y ago
Am I the only one here that doesn't have any problem with my home SONOS system? My family constantly plays music in most rooms of the house using a Spotify premium account. It's been a godsend, and it truly makes me feel like we a
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by gnicholasgreen 7y ago
> they're always the same square shape and its always about fancy keyswitches, RGB, and little else. This is where I disagree. I had severe hand and arm tendon pain for years, and finally dove into ergonomic mechanical keyboard opti
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by gnicholasgreen 7y ago
This article was a little goofy, apparently as a daily user of the EegoDox EZ, I'm a "coder who is actively working to bring about the singularity." ... Ok, cool. Back to reality, though I couldn't recommend the ErgoDox
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by gnicholasgreen 7y ago
I had major forearm/hand tendon pain for years, and switching to an ErgoDox EZ cured it. I also switched to a standing desk at the time, which helped. I've also spent lots of time with an Atreus62 and a Dactyl Manuform, and still
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by gnicholasgreen 9y ago
The "solograms" were an amazing addition to the movie. My friend and I both commented on them walking out of the theater. The visuals in the film we're really well done, in my opinion. In fact, I really enjoyed the movie as a
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by gnicholasgreen 10y ago
I've heard this oft repeated over the decades. I wonder if there is a legitimate historical source for it.
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by gnicholasgreen 10y ago
I understand that we are discussing readability here, with 'most readable' being the general consensus in the comments as being synonymous with 'better.' That said, I see readability as something that is part of a greate
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by gnicholasgreen 10y ago
This is what I do, and now GitHub styles match my editor styles. It makes my brain tranquil.
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by gnicholasgreen 10y ago
I'm not OP, but check out workremotely.io
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by gnicholasgreen 10y ago
'ortholinear' might be the term you are looking for. On a personal note, I've found no issues bouncing back and forth between and Ergodox and regular, non-split, staggered keyboards.
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by gnicholasgreen 10y ago
You can buy the Ergodox EZ pre-built, which is a nice split mechanical keyboard. If the price is too high, there are people on r/mrchmarket who are selling ones they've built using generic parts for half of that price, sans keycap
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by gnicholasgreen 10y ago
The Ergodox EZ can be purchased pre-built, and is a fantastic mechanical ergo keyboard. You can choose your switch type on purchase.
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by gnicholasgreen 10y ago
I took the dive on an ergodox ez a couple of months ago. It took me nearly a month to get fully comfortable with it, but now typing on a regular keyboard just feels less than ideal. I just ordered a second one for my home computer.
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by gnicholasgreen 11y ago
These threads come up often in various news aggregation sites, and I feel that the comments tend to overflow with people that have no commercial flying experience stating things like, "commercial pilots don't do REAL flying like s