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andy556 @lemmy.world
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The wrist pain is gone!

  • The keycap is Akko 9009 in ASA profile. Blanks are random keycaps I can find, turned upside down so they cannot hurt my thumbs.

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    The wrist pain is gone!

  • Thank you. I will take your advice. It's compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry. I'm using this method, but the only problem for me is that I sometimes forget to bring it back home or...to work, haha.

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    The wrist pain is gone!

  • From left to right: LGUI - Del - OSM LCtrl --- Del - Enter - Space

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    The wrist pain is gone!

  • Thank you, I'll give it a try. Is it typeracer.com?

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    The wrist pain is gone!

  • K:02 from https://ergohaven.xyz/

    • ErgoMechKeyboards @lemmy.world andy556 @lemmy.world

    The wrist pain is gone!

    I have a wrist pain. At first, I thought it was because of my weight training, but I found out it only happens when I'm using the computer. After searching for an ergonomic keyboard, I wanted to give it a try. And now, the wrist pain is gone. I'm so happy with it.

    This is my first keyboard. I have a smol brain and want to start with the easy mode, so I bought a fully built keyboard. I chose the K:02 because it uses USB-C, has an OLED, a number row, Vial, and it's WHITE (I like white).

    This is a great start, and since I'm in this rabbit hole, I thought I would build another keyboard for the office. Which one should I buy or build?

    P.S: At first, I couldn't type properly. It was weird, but now I'm happy with my typing speed of 40 WPM (yeah, it's still too slow)

    FYI: I'm using a tactile switch for the homerow and a linear switch for anything else.

    ! !

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