FYI, the link to raining.fm at the bottom of the page doesn't work :)
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#62I love this. My office is really quiet, putting this on alongside some music with my headphones is actually making me more productive!
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#63Wow. Funny idea! :) But honestly, I'm not sure if there is a less-soothing sound than someone cranking away at a keyboard. Takes me right out of my zone of concentration, and there is a reason I put on headphones :)
So much so that I had to dig out my old noise cancelling, over the ear things. Now I can't hear anything else, but hey! :-)
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#65Hi Neil from raining.fm angry dev ftw!
Just FYI, your raining.fm page works fine on my mobile if I trick the site into thinking I'm a desktop (HTC myTouch running android 2.3.3)
P.s. new desktop version will go live by this weekend :)
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#66Hi Neil from raining.fm angry dev ftw!
Cheers Neil! Really love raining.fm - was the inspiration for this :)
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#67Does anyone feel like they work more productively when listening to people bash their keyboards or is this more of a novelty thing? Personally, I can understand the rain sounds, this - not so much.
I think the site was made as a joke :-)
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#69Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you! But damn, that's expensive. Better find some used one...
It's also ridiculous, you don't have to spend more than 100$ for an excellent hacking keyboard, don't buy the brand, buy the feature. http://www.elitekeyboards.com/products.php?sub=leopold,fulls... or if you really need them to be weighted for god knows what reason: http://www.elitekeyboards.com/products.php?sub=topre_keyboar...
The difference with HHKB is:
1) the Topre switches over standard Cherry switches; it's personal preference, but they are more expensive. In my opinion they feel a lot nicer for long sessions. Very satisfying to type on.
2) It's made in Japan — I believe Topre Realforce are too, but they're also expensive.
3) The layout/size is (fairly) unique, and very awesome. Not having to move from the home row to hit any key at all feels great.
Anyway when you amortize the cost over how long these keyboards (any of them) last, and how much you use them, the price difference isn't such a big deal.
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#70They really need a Live Listener stat so you know who else you're coding with...