I'm surprised you didn't mention the qwerty character layout, certainly the most outdated thing there.
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fuscous,
Mon 11 Jul 2011, 15:13,
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Make up your own keyboard layout.I have one of these: www.daskeyboard.com/model-s-ultimate/
I tried learning Dvorak, but without much success so far. QWERTY's just so ingrained after 30 years of use that it's really difficult to switch.
(I tried learning Dvorak, but without much success so far. QWERTY's just so ingrained after 30 years of use that it's really difficult to switch.
flake has nothing against your right leg,
Mon 11 Jul 2011, 15:20,
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Oh that looks niceI was pretty happy to read "Das Keyboard compares to the legendary IBM Model M". I always thought modern keyboards are crap compared to the early IBM ones. I bought a Lenovo, while it's better than the ubiquitous mushy keys, I thought I was alone in thinking keyboards used to be much better.
( fuscous,
Mon 11 Jul 2011, 15:35,
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It's a nice keyboard.But it's really bloody noisy.
( flake has nothing against your right leg,
Mon 11 Jul 2011, 17:49,
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I did refer to it in the context of its being transferred over to mobile phones.Why you'd have a key layout based around an intuitive autocomplete system that puts so may letters used in similar context so close to each other escapes me.
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barryheadwound Mul-ti-pass? Multipass!,
Mon 11 Jul 2011, 15:43,
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