I think the later

I think linears are fine for typing, but if you don’t like them for that then that is fine. Swap the switches!

His face says no jury will ever convict him!

Double F rows are always a good choice

Probably less bad but I might still be a little squicked out by it. You need to talk to someone smarter than me for a clearer and more insightful answer.

Investing in real estate like that is just making it fractional harder for you to ever buy a house too. You can have investment diversity without a reit in the same way you can have a full meal without french fries.

AI generated image in the article preview so I’m not reading. Look at the keyboard, no arrow keys lmao.

Oh, I haven’t got a clue about the risks of that. I’m sorry I can’t be more help. Good luck and know that I’m cheering you on!

The only reason why cutting boards are often thin is cost. A thicker cutting board will be more resistant to warping. I encourage using thicker pieces.

Amazing how the NSA finds every excise to suck possible.

I love mitsumis dumb switches so much people call me mitsumimax.

Enjoy your cows! Visit indiana’s keyboard meet ups and say high to big Z.

Hell yeah, dude!

If you are on the east coast be sure to go to meet ups and show off for me lol

No m9 here though, the one next to the my is a mitsumi type I actually. I enjoy being tricky :)

They are right though. Check between the barrel plate and the metal back plate. Model Ms use a trio of membranes to detect key strokes. It is part of why they sound so much deeper, more robust, and less pingy than model Fs. Model Ms are membrane keyboards and that is a good thing.

Thank you! It is nice to be appreciated!

Can you identify them all? I’m not gate keeping, I put some tricky ones in there as a joke for myself and I hope you might enjoy the puzzle. I can confirm any correct answers.

Lmao, you are correct. I always forget that those are different words. Thanks.

Lmao, I wouldn’t want to share a room with someone else with one.

For anyone not in the know, when I said discreet I meant modular switches like MX or alps. Buckling springs all share a common barrel plate and sending assembly. It is why you can’t just have a single loose buckling spring switch really.

MX has a lot of high points, it tends to be binding resistant, relatively dust resistant, reliable, small, and cheap. Not the best switch design of all time, but we can’t all be mitsumi minimechs.

Alps clone*

Not made by alps. Tai Hao apc switches are to alps what Gateron switches are to cherry MX

Close! MX and Tai Hao APC, not Logitech. Logitech doesn’t actually make their own switches, Omron does it for them. You can see an Omron B3GS in row 2, column 2, and an Omron Logitech switch (can’t remember the series name off hand) in last row, 3rd column.

Cherry MX black and Tai Hao APC blue (an alps clone still in production pretty much unchanged since the late 80s as far as I can tell)