Areodynamics? I’m more into oreodynamics myself

I’m curious on what others’ thoughts are on this: do you say/write “a history” or “an history”? I personally use “a history”, but i’ve seen significant usage of “an history”. Do people not pronounce the ‘h’ in “history”?

shudders

Yale law too

Wishing you a speedy delivery 🙏

Yeesh, love the keeb scene 😂

Jeez, i thought i had it bad with one group buy at somewhere between 1 and 2 years. What keyboard did you have to wait 3 years for??

Just wanted to comment on the laptop chiclet part: i am a mechanical switch/keyboard enjoyer through and through, but i honestly don’t hate laptop chiclet keyboards (especially in comparison to bog standard dell membranes). And i think i might have peaked in wpm on a laptop keyboard 😂 i always thought this was weird

Love to hear that :) that makes two of us. I’m in an nd!

Off topic but i’m curious: what car(s) are you driving/tracking in? I eventually plan on converting my current car into a more track-oriented build

I haven’t personally tried them, but maybe pilotis? Bonus is that some of their shoes look casual enough to wear out and about

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Thanks for the tip, i’m on my way to becoming the goodest machine gun

I’m a big spearmint guy. It used to be stride a while ago, but i just go with trident now because it’s at costco

Lmao i was gonna say elon’s the type of guy to say tracer t

Kinda like the book “the house of the scorpion”

Yeah, it definitely seems like a more concerted effort to not bottom out super hard on linears, but, if you can manage it, hell yeah. As others have said tactiles give you some physical feedback to tell you when you’ve actuated the switch. If you continue to have issues and really want to stick with linears, perhaps a silent linear would alleviate the fatigue/pain. The bottom is dampened with some kind of rubber or silicone so it doesn’t feel as harsh when you bottom out

Are you bottoming out with a lot of force when typing?