Recent content by gangolfus

This sounds more like a typing technique issue than a hardware issue.

Is this a lifetime subscription for Office or just Office 2021?

Your best bet would probably be to find a 60% keyboard with a customizable function layer and just set that layer to do nothing.

I would expect that every keyboard of that size has a function layer since there's a perfect spot for the FN key in the lower right. What would expect to be in that place instead? Do you have a specific issue with an FN key, or are you looking for minimal for the sake of minimal?

"keys that feel good under fingers" is entirely subjective. If you like typing on a Model F as you mention, Unicomp is making new Model M's: https://www.pckeyboard.com/

And for how long? A gigabit connection will (theoretically) download 7.5 GB/min, 450 GB/hr, 10.8 TB/day. You'll need to play with the formula: bandwidth * time = file size.

If that is the one you want, then just buy it. At $15 its basically free.

High quality comfortable peripherals are an investment in your mental and physical health. They are worth every penny!

The keyboard itself is only 1 factor for loudness. If you bang the snot out of the keys, any keyboard will be loud.

Note that with Xfinity xFi service, you have to pay $5 extra per month to use your own modem.

Most operating systems offer on-screen keyboards where scroll lock should be available if you were to need it. Windows definitely does.

Is scroll lock a key you use? I don't think I've ever intentionally pressed it in more than 30 years of computer use.

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What are some of the reasons someone would choose the 3700X over the 5600X?

The "extended lifetime warranty" likely only covers factory defects, not normal wear and tear. If you use it for 5 years and it dies, the company will probably just claim it is normal wear and not cover anything. The word "lifetime" is also subjective.