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I've tested hundreds of keyboards and the 20-year-old classic Das Keyboard has held up better than any - how do modern ones compare?
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I've tested hundreds of keyboards and the 20-year-old classic Das Keyboard has held up better than any - how do modern ones compare?
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I've tested hundreds of keyboards and the 20-year-old classic Das Keyboard has held up better than any - how do modern ones compare?
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I've tested hundreds of keyboards and the 20-year-old classic Das Keyboard has held up better than any - how do modern ones compare?
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I've tested hundreds of keyboards and the 20-year-old classic Das Keyboard has held up better than any - how do modern ones compare?
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You know you're back in the office for the day when you bring in your #DASkeyboard again. Clickity clack!
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You know you're back in the office for the day when you bring in your #DASkeyboard again. Clickity clack!
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You know you're back in the office for the day when you bring in your #DASkeyboard again. Clickity clack!
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You know you're back in the office for the day when you bring in your #DASkeyboard again. Clickity clack!
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Don't get me wrong, I'm a #DasKeyboard fan—heck, I'm typing this on a Das Keyboard—but I'm mystified and amused by the fact that they just sent me a "How did we do?" survey about a customer support ticket that was filed and resolved _nearly nine years ago_.
That's a pretty impressive screw-up. I wonder how many other people they sent those emails to.
The amazing thing about computers is how dramatically they expand the scope of things that could go wrong.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm a #DasKeyboard fan—heck, I'm typing this on a Das Keyboard—but I'm mystified and amused by the fact that they just sent me a "How did we do?" survey about a customer support ticket that was filed and resolved _nearly nine years ago_.
That's a pretty impressive screw-up. I wonder how many other people they sent those emails to.
The amazing thing about computers is how dramatically they expand the scope of things that could go wrong.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm a #DasKeyboard fan—heck, I'm typing this on a Das Keyboard—but I'm mystified and amused by the fact that they just sent me a "How did we do?" survey about a customer support ticket that was filed and resolved _nearly nine years ago_.
That's a pretty impressive screw-up. I wonder how many other people they sent those emails to.
The amazing thing about computers is how dramatically they expand the scope of things that could go wrong.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm a #DasKeyboard fan—heck, I'm typing this on a Das Keyboard—but I'm mystified and amused by the fact that they just sent me a "How did we do?" survey about a customer support ticket that was filed and resolved _nearly nine years ago_.
That's a pretty impressive screw-up. I wonder how many other people they sent those emails to.
The amazing thing about computers is how dramatically they expand the scope of things that could go wrong.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm a #DasKeyboard fan—heck, I'm typing this on a Das Keyboard—but I'm mystified and amused by the fact that they just sent me a "How did we do?" survey about a customer support ticket that was filed and resolved _nearly nine years ago_.
That's a pretty impressive screw-up. I wonder how many other people they sent those emails to.
The amazing thing about computers is how dramatically they expand the scope of things that could go wrong.
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Been using it for a while now. As a #daskeyboard user, I have to say this is the best one yet for me. Not as “clicky” but still a well constructed and rock solid build. https://mastodon.social/@appleinsider/113082700971893806
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Been using it for a while now. As a #daskeyboard user, I have to say this is the best one yet for me. Not as “clicky” but still a well constructed and rock solid build. https://mastodon.social/@appleinsider/113082700971893806
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Been using it for a while now. As a #daskeyboard user, I have to say this is the best one yet for me. Not as “clicky” but still a well constructed and rock solid build. https://mastodon.social/@appleinsider/113082700971893806
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Been using it for a while now. As a #daskeyboard user, I have to say this is the best one yet for me. Not as “clicky” but still a well constructed and rock solid build. https://mastodon.social/@appleinsider/113082700971893806
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Been using it for a while now. As a #daskeyboard user, I have to say this is the best one yet for me. Not as “clicky” but still a well constructed and rock solid build. https://mastodon.social/@appleinsider/113082700971893806
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I bought a Das Keyboard 4 last month, and I’m loving it!
There is one feature that makes me smile every time I use it: the sleep button. Never thought it would be so useful with a PC, specially with my system consuming <2W during sleep. Also the USB hub is quite handy.
It definitely made me use my PC more
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I bought a Das Keyboard 4 last month, and I’m loving it!
There is one feature that makes me smile every time I use it: the sleep button. Never thought it would be so useful with a PC, specially with my system consuming <2W during sleep. Also the USB hub is quite handy.
It definitely made me use my PC more
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I bought a Das Keyboard 4 last month, and I’m loving it!
There is one feature that makes me smile every time I use it: the sleep button. Never thought it would be so useful with a PC, specially with my system consuming <2W during sleep. Also the USB hub is quite handy.
It definitely made me use my PC more
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I bought a Das Keyboard 4 last month, and I’m loving it!
There is one feature that makes me smile every time I use it: the sleep button. Never thought it would be so useful with a PC, specially with my system consuming <2W during sleep. Also the USB hub is quite handy.
It definitely made me use my PC more
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My take on the Metadot #DasKeyboard 6 Pro. Plus we’ve been given some pre-#PrimeDay #promo codes (no kickbacks to us, just a treat for our readers), if you decide you want one. https://reviews.ofb.biz/sa1225 https://mastodon.faithtree.social/@ofb/112753417099562071
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Apparently this was *intentional* from DasKeyboard??
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Apparently this was *intentional* from DasKeyboard??
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Apparently this was *intentional* from DasKeyboard??
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Apparently this was *intentional* from DasKeyboard??
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Apparently this was *intentional* from DasKeyboard??
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So, update. This might not be a #Gnome problem at all. Rather it seems that the right Super key is just dead on this #DasKeyboard Pro 6. I installed Input Remapper and couldn't get anything from record, so I did libinput debug-events and also got nothing at all when I pressed it. How weird.
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So, update. This might not be a #Gnome problem at all. Rather it seems that the right Super key is just dead on this #DasKeyboard Pro 6. I installed Input Remapper and couldn't get anything from record, so I did libinput debug-events and also got nothing at all when I pressed it. How weird.
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So, update. This might not be a #Gnome problem at all. Rather it seems that the right Super key is just dead on this #DasKeyboard Pro 6. I installed Input Remapper and couldn't get anything from record, so I did libinput debug-events and also got nothing at all when I pressed it. How weird.
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So, update. This might not be a #Gnome problem at all. Rather it seems that the right Super key is just dead on this #DasKeyboard Pro 6. I installed Input Remapper and couldn't get anything from record, so I did libinput debug-events and also got nothing at all when I pressed it. How weird.
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So, update. This might not be a #Gnome problem at all. Rather it seems that the right Super key is just dead on this #DasKeyboard Pro 6. I installed Input Remapper and couldn't get anything from record, so I did libinput debug-events and also got nothing at all when I pressed it. How weird.
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Love that compact design of it. Didn’t expect it to be so heavy as its it visibly smaller then the 4PRO version. #Apple #MacStudio #DasKeyboard #MacTigr
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Love that compact design of it. Didn’t expect it to be so heavy as its it visibly smaller then the 4PRO version. #Apple #MacStudio #DasKeyboard #MacTigr
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Love that compact design of it. Didn’t expect it to be so heavy as its it visibly smaller then the 4PRO version. #Apple #MacStudio #DasKeyboard #MacTigr
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Love that compact design of it. Didn’t expect it to be so heavy as its it visibly smaller then the 4PRO version. #Apple #MacStudio #DasKeyboard #MacTigr
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Love that compact design of it. Didn’t expect it to be so heavy as its it visibly smaller then the 4PRO version. #Apple #MacStudio #DasKeyboard #MacTigr
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Little weekend upgrade for my #Apple #MacStudio. The #DasKeyboard #MacTigr as an upgrade to the previous model, 4 PRO.
Mechanical, low profile, RED switches QWERTY version.
4 PRO will be used on my secondary work setup
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Little weekend upgrade for my #Apple #MacStudio. The #DasKeyboard #MacTigr as an upgrade to the previous model, 4 PRO.
Mechanical, low profile, RED switches QWERTY version.
4 PRO will be used on my secondary work setup
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Little weekend upgrade for my #Apple #MacStudio. The #DasKeyboard #MacTigr as an upgrade to the previous model, 4 PRO.
Mechanical, low profile, RED switches QWERTY version.
4 PRO will be used on my secondary work setup
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Little weekend upgrade for my #Apple #MacStudio. The #DasKeyboard #MacTigr as an upgrade to the previous model, 4 PRO.
Mechanical, low profile, RED switches QWERTY version.
4 PRO will be used on my secondary work setup
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Little weekend upgrade for my #Apple #MacStudio. The #DasKeyboard #MacTigr as an upgrade to the previous model, 4 PRO.
Mechanical, low profile, RED switches QWERTY version.
4 PRO will be used on my secondary work setup
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Holy crap, I think I'm in love! Earlier this week I had a somewhat disappointing experience with the #ModelM #keyboard, and after repeatedly being encouraged to try out a smaller form factor than the #tkl or #tenkeyless (no numeric keypad), I decided to use my lunch break to visit the local gear shop. It's located way to close to my place of work, which in itself is a curse. Anyway, I was jonesing for a small keyboard, possibly wireless as well, that would fit in my work bag and perhaps be programmable. I've been looking at #Keychron keyboards a couple of times, but so far I've only had a #DasKeyboard TKL 4C and a #Vamilo va88m. Those, unfortunately, are not programmable in any way. I was unsure to get smooth red switches or brown tactile ones, but this is what I ended up with: the Keychron K6 Pro with prelubed Keychron K Pro Mechanical Brown switches, and by Cthulhu's tentacle beard, this keyboard is beyond delicious. More in thread.
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Holy crap, I think I'm in love! Earlier this week I had a somewhat disappointing experience with the #ModelM #keyboard, and after repeatedly being encouraged to try out a smaller form factor than the #tkl or #tenkeyless (no numeric keypad), I decided to use my lunch break to visit the local gear shop. It's located way to close to my place of work, which in itself is a curse. Anyway, I was jonesing for a small keyboard, possibly wireless as well, that would fit in my work bag and perhaps be programmable. I've been looking at #Keychron keyboards a couple of times, but so far I've only had a #DasKeyboard TKL 4C and a #Vamilo va88m. Those, unfortunately, are not programmable in any way. I was unsure to get smooth red switches or brown tactile ones, but this is what I ended up with: the Keychron K6 Pro with prelubed Keychron K Pro Mechanical Brown switches, and by Cthulhu's tentacle beard, this keyboard is beyond delicious. More in thread.
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Holy crap, I think I'm in love! Earlier this week I had a somewhat disappointing experience with the #ModelM #keyboard, and after repeatedly being encouraged to try out a smaller form factor than the #tkl or #tenkeyless (no numeric keypad), I decided to use my lunch break to visit the local gear shop. It's located way to close to my place of work, which in itself is a curse. Anyway, I was jonesing for a small keyboard, possibly wireless as well, that would fit in my work bag and perhaps be programmable. I've been looking at #Keychron keyboards a couple of times, but so far I've only had a #DasKeyboard TKL 4C and a #Vamilo va88m. Those, unfortunately, are not programmable in any way. I was unsure to get smooth red switches or brown tactile ones, but this is what I ended up with: the Keychron K6 Pro with prelubed Keychron K Pro Mechanical Brown switches, and by Cthulhu's tentacle beard, this keyboard is beyond delicious. More in thread.
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Holy crap, I think I'm in love! Earlier this week I had a somewhat disappointing experience with the #ModelM #keyboard, and after repeatedly being encouraged to try out a smaller form factor than the #tkl or #tenkeyless (no numeric keypad), I decided to use my lunch break to visit the local gear shop. It's located way to close to my place of work, which in itself is a curse. Anyway, I was jonesing for a small keyboard, possibly wireless as well, that would fit in my work bag and perhaps be programmable. I've been looking at #Keychron keyboards a couple of times, but so far I've only had a #DasKeyboard TKL 4C and a #Vamilo va88m. Those, unfortunately, are not programmable in any way. I was unsure to get smooth red switches or brown tactile ones, but this is what I ended up with: the Keychron K6 Pro with prelubed Keychron K Pro Mechanical Brown switches, and by Cthulhu's tentacle beard, this keyboard is beyond delicious. More in thread.
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Holy crap, I think I'm in love! Earlier this week I had a somewhat disappointing experience with the #ModelM #keyboard, and after repeatedly being encouraged to try out a smaller form factor than the #tkl or #tenkeyless (no numeric keypad), I decided to use my lunch break to visit the local gear shop. It's located way to close to my place of work, which in itself is a curse. Anyway, I was jonesing for a small keyboard, possibly wireless as well, that would fit in my work bag and perhaps be programmable. I've been looking at #Keychron keyboards a couple of times, but so far I've only had a #DasKeyboard TKL 4C and a #Vamilo va88m. Those, unfortunately, are not programmable in any way. I was unsure to get smooth red switches or brown tactile ones, but this is what I ended up with: the Keychron K6 Pro with prelubed Keychron K Pro Mechanical Brown switches, and by Cthulhu's tentacle beard, this keyboard is beyond delicious. More in thread.
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So #MechanicalKeyboard enthusiast and #Linux people in EU-land. How many of you would buy these - 1.25U #Tux Logo - if in the EU (German) #DasKeyboard shop. (They need a minimum order, details later).