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A product image for a one-handed "gaming" keyboard. It features roughly half the keys of a typical QWERTY keyboard (specifically, the left half), along with unusually-placed enter and backspace keys. It also has eight small macro keys in a cluster by the T key, small buttons labeled with the numbers 0 through 9 arranged in two columns on the side, and a full row of F-keys arranged around the top of the unit. The F-keys have Blackletter legends, so they look like old-timey medieval text. Each key is lit from below with RGB LEDS and it features the text "Special Gaming Keyboard"

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A product image for a one-handed "gaming" keyboard. It features roughly half the keys of a typical QWERTY keyboard (specifically, the left half), along with unusually-placed enter and backspace keys. It also has eight small macro keys in a cluster by the T key, small buttons labeled with the numbers 0 through 9 arranged in two columns on the side, and a full row of F-keys arranged around the top of the unit. The F-keys have Blackletter legends, so they look like old-timey medieval text. Each key is lit from below with RGB LEDS and it features the text "Special Gaming Keyboard"
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curtmack (curtmack@floss.social)'s status on Thursday, 23-Jan-2025 12:20:43 JST curtmack

Every now and then, I'm reminded that this product exists, and I feel a slight tug pulling me towards it. Like "the call of the void."
It's like a Razer Tartarus for people who know that God is dead and everything is permitted.

In conversation about a month ago from floss.social permalink