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Ok, so I happen to be the paragon of security through obscurity.
- Linux
- Sway
- Dvorak layout
- Mechanical keyboard c̄ blank keycaps
Come at me bruh
The last 2 can be mitigated by just plugging in a different keyboard, the second one by just pulling the drive, the first doesn't really need mitigation, but nothing a $5 wrench won't solve.
This guy xkcds:
gets hit with wrench
cums "h-harder daddy~"
"well shit, now wtf do we do?"
"if you don't give the password I'm gonna stop" 🤷♂️
"B-but I'm into orgasm denial too" 🥺
After that point, you don't want to know what is in the laptop anyway
But, that's also when morbid curiosity kicks in~
The key map tends to apply to all keyboards.
Depends on your keyboard. I have the kind where you can quick switch with a key combination.
I guess it's possible for the keyboard itself to handle that, but I've set that up in the OS on both windows and Linux machines. And when I replaced a shitty keyboard with a better one just a little while ago, it had Dvorak already as the default layout.
Yeah of course. That's how I did it when I tried Dvorak a couple of years ago too. Just mentioning that stuff is possible today.
"My $5 wrench says you better start installing Windows."
"Sure thing, just let me wipe the drive in the process..."
Keymap isn't going to change automatically by plugging in a new keyboard...
Apparently I am too...
- Linux (NixOS BTW)
- Also Sway
- Colemak
- Mechanical keyboard, but the key caps are still QWERTY.
My keycaps are Morse code
Switching to Dvorak caused the gratifying result of people that would just start trying to use your keyboard without being absolutely befuddled.
I used my own modified colemak layout for some time.
Hey, me too!
Linux+i3+emacs+dvorak+querty_mech_kbd
damn it. I am "one of those dudes"