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Is your monitor plugged into your GPU, as opposed to the plug on your motherboard (which would go to your integrated graphics on your CPU, if it’s supported)?
Is your monitor plugged into your GPU, as opposed to the plug on your motherboard (which would go to your integrated graphics on your CPU, if it’s supported)?
Zip almost always results in larger archive files…
It’s a Gaggia Classic Pro
On my Moonlander, I have:
I’m not super comfortable approving his work, but its functional and I don’t want to hold up sprints…
I know it’s not the point of your post, but this is a red flag to me. If you’re using scrum (which it sounds like you are?), a sprint isn’t defined as “when all the stories get to done”, it’s a set block of time (generally between 2 and 4 weeks). If the stories don’t get to done in the time period, you don’t hold up the sprint - they just didn’t get to done. Most teams will just refactor the story into smaller pieces to carry over to following sprints.
I got a Moonlander ~1-1.5 years ago (made by the same company that does the Ergodox). I’ll say that yes, there is an initial slowdown in typing speed as you learn ortholinear, but I find it to be so much more comfortable than the traditional staggered layout. I broke a lot of my bad typing habits similar to your Y->T mixup.
I think it’s also made me a better typist on traditional keyboards as well - I mainly use my Moonlander, but will need to use a traditional keyboard 1-2 times a day when running meetings in conference rooms. It did take me maybe 3 weeks to get up to ~70% of my normal typing speed, and then the last 30% came from me tweaking my layers and building the layout that’s comfortable to me.
I’m constantly iterating to make it more and more comfortable to use common keys (just last week, I changed my layout because I use the ->
and =>
key sequences a lot when writing code, but I still need to tweak it more). Being able to change keymappings is a must for any keyboard, IMO.
Thumb clusters are 👌👌👌
And if you only have street parking?