I enjoy a bit smaller boards. 60% is the sweet spot for me.

For me using wrist rests with small boards feels very counter intuitive as it kinda negates the benefits of smaller footprint.

My keyboards also do not have angle. Why would you have an angle and then add something to kinda mitigate it a bit?

Since getting a vertical mouse and using only 0% board with proper ergonomics (desk height, screen height, chair height etc. ) I have had zero wrist pain.

I just wish there were more options for 0 / negative adjustable boards. Currently the options are mostly self soldered pcb or some rare gb-boards.

Now, this is a proper shitpost if I ever read one.

I’m immensely disappointed that the link wasn’t a rick-roll.

I guess this is how English and Spanish work but coming from language where the word “free” is not used in similar manner I find it somewhat funny that here we have “free zone / zona libre” and it means that the bench is locked and so many things are prohibited.

You guys have really solid points and good thinking there. I’m just wondering if we have enough bandwidth to achieve the goals ?

I propose we book a meeting with ALL the relevant stakeholders and their mother to facilitate the project pre-kick-off.

Thank you for your attention to this matter!

“I needed a drink, I needed a lot of life insurance, I needed a vacation, I needed a home in the country. What I had was a coat, a hat and a gun. - and a package to follow” *Philip Marlowe *

(well not quite, had to add the part about the package 😉)

I have to admit that when I clicked the post I wished to see a small dog and a bunny 😉

Most what I learn from the USA nowadays is very negative and it seems that some people are totally off the rails over there.

It seems that the general quality of living is way worse than in EU.

Is the reality as bad as the news and these kinds of statements make it look like? We have higher taxes but good quality schools and healthcare is included. How is America average buying power after those?

It is very worrying that a country that often has been viewed as the lighthouse of the western culture seems to struggle so much.