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.vscode/settings.json

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content/posts/2023/11-19-keyboard/index.md

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When I bought my first mechanical keyboard in 2**9, it was so niche there was only one model with an ANSI layout. Gaming companies only sold cheap silicone membrane boards.
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When I bought my first mechanical keyboard in 2009, it was so niche there was only one model with an ANSI layout. Gaming companies only sold cheap silicone membrane boards.
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Now **everyone** has a mech keyboard and gaming silicone keyboards are dead. Mech keyboards are mainstream.
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## Mech keyboards
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- Issue with silicone layer keyboards
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- Issues with silicone layer keyboards
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- Keys require to be bottomed-out to register
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- Keys can feel quickly feel mushy and unresponsive
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- Force response profile is all over the place, reducing tactile feedback
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- Buying a new keyboard
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- Extras
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- Different switches allow for personalization
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- Keyboards can be repaired
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- Different switches allow for custom feel and resistance profiles
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- Standard keycap sizes lets users personalize their boards
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- Keyboards can be repaired easily
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- Low profile
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- Low weight
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- Compact
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- 5Ghz,...
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Mechanical keyboards have had a tremendous decade. From fringe input devices, they have become the norm.
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# Sticky shift
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This spurred innovation in the field, and the market is still evolving with things like:
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# Widespread alt layouts
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- Low profile keyboards, compact and portable
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- 5Ghz low latency wireless connections
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- Analog switches
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{{< alert "check" >}}
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At this point, I don't see a good reason to *not* use a mechanical keyboard. There are many good affordable options thanks to their mass adoption.
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{{< /alert >}}
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## Widespread alt layouts
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- Available on any machine
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- Normal people should stop there
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# Layers
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## Layers
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- Just an extension of shift in the end
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# Home-row mods
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## Home-row mods
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- Sensible ergonomics
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# Esoteric keymaps, non-standard keycodes, thumb alpha
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## Sticky shift and CAPSWORD
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## Esoteric keymaps
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- Might be different parts, but imo similar level
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# Tap dance and combos
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## Thumb alpha
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## Tap dance and combos
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- Ackchually not combos, tap dance are combos
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- Endgame of today imo

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