Jokes on them, I've been able to type one-handed since I was a teenager
this post was submitted on 20 Jun 2025
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I really appreciate how human and cute it is, accessibility and hardware should feel like this. I mean the edgey gamer RGB shit sure that can be fun too but I like how this device says "sure, I could be for you!" in it's aesthetics.
Cool, but it seems like it would make a lot more sense to just use a half keyboard with a thumb key to flip to the other side. Muscle memory would transfer more easily, and it would be smaller and easier to build.
Although really just learning a one hand optimized layout makes the most sense.