deskthority

I'm more fond of Voluntaryism myself. But my order of preference tends to come from my own personal movement: Democratic -> Republican -> Libertarian -> Voluntary. I'm just a huge fan of public lands and ecosystem land management, so that conflicts with the emphasis on private property I so often en...

This many replies, and no one's said Bawls yet? I guess that I just did!

My Current Work Setup. I'll be replacing the keyboard soon, and looking forward to it, though for a scissor key, it does have a good feel to it.

I didn't see this posted in the thread: http://blog.dilbert.com/post/126589300371/clown-genius Scott Adams really has him nailed. I didn't think so when I first read this many months ago. But... damn. Thanks for that. Excellent! Another good one for you. Penn Jillette on Trump (reproduced from http...

I've always used Full-Sized keyboards. For gaming, there was the programmability of having many keys. If you can program a few keys for a few things, more keys means more space for macros. I also used brief for programming, which makes use of the keypad. So I never considered a smaller keyboard, and...

I didn't see this posted in the thread: http://blog.dilbert.com/post/126589300371/clown-genius

Scott Adams really has him nailed. I didn't think so when I first read this many months ago. But... damn.

From someone at Massdrop that messaged WASD: "I emailed WASD asking about any differences and this was their response (which was very prompt I might add): "These are manufactured by Vortex (they make the Pok3r). We have rebranded them in our CODE line, so only real difference is ours say “CODE” on t...

Well, the description says they developed it "In collaboration with Vortex", so I don't see (a) the reason to get this over a pok3r, and (b) where it's going to be able to really differentiate itself as a competitor. I see no difference to show how they "applied our CODE minimalist design aesthetic"...