This is just a brief follow-up to my previous post on the keyboard I bought.
I’ve now had the chance to use it a fair bit, and I thought I’d give you a small summary based on my experience.
It rocks.
It’s better than I had hoped.
It is sex on a stick.
Buy one. Now.
That is all.
A little while ago I posted about some new hardware that I bought. In that update I mentioned that I’d bought a new keyboard because my old one was a bit shaky and had the old UK layout which was no longer valid since I have now returned to Australia.
As I mentioned in a previous post, I have been getting tired of the keyboard that I have at home. I’ve had it since December 2004, and it’s well past its use-by date. I bought it while living in the UK and hence it has the UK keyboard layout. This was fine while I lived [...]
This is just a quick post to say how much Microsoft and their draconian OS licensing mechanism are pissing me off right now.
Last week my computer stopped booting. I didn’t get around to looking at it until a few days ago because I had visitors over from the UK. Not just that, it is Christmas, [...]
Yesterday I bought something that I know I should have bought a long time ago. In fact, I should have bought it at the same time that I bought my video card. In case you didn’t know, the stock fan that comes with this video card is by far the noisiest ever. It’s the [...]
I can’t help but feel that over time the world is getting harder to live in. To be a bit more precise, it’s becoming very difficult to do anything at all for fear of putting yourself in the firing line, or on the receiving end of a law suit. Two things that have caught [...]
As it tends to be with many things in life, I just didn’t see the need for multiple monitors until I had the experience myself. Up until my time at the game dev studio in the U.K. (which will remain anonymous :)), I had no idea what it was like to work on a machine [...]
I’ve been a gamer for a very long time. My interest in games is what launched my programming career, and as a young kid I used to spend hours trying to figure out how those games worked on my Commodore Vic 20. Peeking and Poking was as far as I got in those days, but [...]
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