i would switch to something more efficient than qwerty if everybody else did. but i don't want to get used to a layout that is different from what every keyboard and laptop outside of my residence uses.

i don't even want to use 75% because it moves some of the keys slightly. i stick with TKL because even though it is missing the numpad what is more important to me is that all the remaining keys are in standard locations.

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Well, I totally understand your thinking there but I just don't have to think about it any more. I can plug this thing into a phone even if I want to, and as I say I have two of them and they aren't that big.

to be honest 15 years ago i thought typing was on the way out with technologies like video and voice recognition on the rise at the time.

but somehow typing survived.

if i had faith in typing when i was younger maybe i would have done things differently but as it is i was unwilling to invest the effort into transitioning away from qwerty.