Humble Hacker Keyboard
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Humble Hacker Keyboard
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Re: Humble Hacker Keyboard
#2Ah, that is different: "403 Permission Denied".
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#3Ah, that is different: "403 Permission Denied".
There are also dead links on the other images. I really wanted to know more. Pity.
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#4It looks like a flattened version of a kinesis keyboard, but with a slightly odd dvorak style layout
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#5Look, if you are going to put up a site advertising a new product, then PLEASE make it a site that works. Pathetic.
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#6Layout's rather interesting, the page is light on detail though. Needs a trackpoint (http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/web/LenovoPo...).
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#7It looks like a flattened version of a kinesis keyboard, but with a slightly odd dvorak style layout
Thought the same thing. You can get a Kinesis keyboard in dvorak also btw.
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#8Look, if you are going to put up a site advertising a new product, then PLEASE make it a site that works. Pathetic.
My money is on "Put up a cheap site before building anything" customer development.
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#9Here's more about it for those interested: http://geekhack.org/showwiki.php?title=Island:6292
...still, it actually looks like it would be a real pain in the ass to type on since the keys aren't staggered. Maybe it's something one becomes accoustomed to?
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#10Insane. The home rows are a key too wide. A qwerty touch typist never needs to move a finger more than one key left or right from its resting position (try this -- it hurts!). This layout forces you to do so regularly to hit either control/shift modifiers or the cursor controls and/or backspace in the middle (gack: imagine having to move your wrist just to backspace over the "S" you just typed!).
Traditional layout may have its bugs, but that doesn't mean that anything novel is better.