RAM, especially… Very high for sure

Also, how’s the small Möbius twist handled? Just sewn on top?

There are multiple sites like this, for example clickclickclick.click has been around for 10 years (not optimized for mobile)

Nice, especially with a solar panel at the top. But street lamps near roads are prone to accidents, and I’m sure a big block of Li-Ion in the base would make these way more risky.

I submitted the mysterious extra n situation on military keyboards as a question for Lateral and they featured it in today’s episode!

Spotify video • Spotify CDN raw file (34:18) • catbox.moe • Podverse.fm clip • Website with transcript

They reserve the right to edit questions and omitted the important n-lock key. A keyboard with a permanently missing 3 would be ridiculous.

Edit: Now it’s also a highlight on YouTube, their second-most-viewed last year, but they didn’t attribute the question to me there, not even in text

I think this is a higher percentage than Windows 11 if you include 16-bit ones from the 90s and early 2000s. (What was wrong with NTVDM64, anyway?)

I’m getting used to Compose and AltGr. Unexpected Keyboard for Android helps learn compose codes by visualizing them but it’s still a bit of resistance. And yes, Compose can also be used to input Unicode hex codes.

Either way, I created a custom layout for AltGr and Shift+AltGr layers that is more convenient for me than remembering Compose and Unicode codes.

Add Windows-like Alt codes to the list. They’re not perfect (they use a DOS codepage and A-F in the Unicode extension clash with shortcuts in other programs like Firefox, although not passing them through via xkb would solve this) but people use them a lot, especially in my country. At? Alt+64. Backtick? Alt+96. Caret? Alt+94. Hash? Alt+38. Musical note? Alt+13. Yes, we can type most of these on the Czech layout with AltGr but people don’t know this and/or prefer things that work on the commonly default English layout too.

Mine too. I meant to write “my first interpretation” but wanted to use shorter and more varied vocabulary.

Apparently, “suicide” is also a disproportionally common search term on Bing as opposed to other search engines. What does that say about Microsoft?

The headline has two interpretations and I don’t like it.

• Every week, there is 1M+ users that bring up suicide
  • likely correct
• There is 1M+ long-term users that bring up suicide at least once every week
  • my first thought

Do you know why the 3 key has an n? I have a hunch:

This is clearly a tactical keyboard for use in military, aviation or maritime navigation systems! /s

Why is there a Win-Lock option? I get Caps Lock and Fn-Lock but is there any other reason besides saving a finger for the all-important Win-Ctrl-Alt-Shift-L shortcut to open LinkedIn? /s

Then there’s Slavic languages like Czech:

1 den
2 dny
3 dny
4 dny
5+ dnů/dní

At least we’ve mostly gotten rid of the posh “21/31/41/… den” etc.

Otherkins coming to share the article in 3…

Oh yes, Gnome’s famous stance on server-/client-side decorations

You can buy used cards up to 512MB very cheaply, I assume. That’s enough for almost all pre-CD games.

Kazeta is Czech for casette. The Waterloo-based developer is Canadian but has a Czech name (Alesh Slovak / Aleš Slovák) and knows basic Czech so probably a descendant of Czechoslovak emmigrants.

It’s probably used on this plaque, which has some awful grammar and typography for being carved in stone:

I wonder if the NITRAM trademark (see pic) was invented by a child named Martin…