4mo ago

Is it really worth it?

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At least this is the vegan option. They used to be made from cat snouts.
Yes.
Earlier they made it using Clit.
- Is that why I can't seem to find it on my laptop? Skill issue?
- Before woke computing. /s
- The people who call it that just appreciate how easy it is to find.
How do they make it red though?
- Dell's Engineer's Blood.
  
  As it should be!
Yes
I prefer the nub over the track pad any day of the week.
With great sacrifice, comes great responsibility..
My wife says: Yes!
If only it were so eco friendly
I wish I could stick one of these in my desktop keyboard.
A fully mechanical keyboard with a nub between W and S so that I can play videogames with a joystick and a mouse, for superior aiming AND moving.
Maybe I could design and print a WASD(QE) section/assembly with custom keycaps with a gap and install a nub as a mod.
- I used to have a desktop keyboard with the nipple in the traditional middle of the keyboard configuration so your fingers could stay on the home row but something about it was off maybe the acceleration or something I'm sure I could've fixed it in software if I were smarter but it never just worked like the Thinkpad ones
Not leaving home row for the win
I don't understand why computers need G-spots
- Training mostly
Went all through college with a thinkpad that only had the eraser. I still can’t use a typical touchpad.
ABSOLUTELY
So that's how they are made 😯
Vegetarian mouse
pro tip if you don't want to buy another cap (or you don't live in europe/US and only way to buy is by buying enough to open your own trackpad cap's store):
You can remove the cap, put a piece of soft paper or cotton inside the cap's hole and it will give you more leverage.
It is basically the same effect of using a taller cap.
You will need to tweak the amount of cotton/tissue to your taste, but I can use my trackpad with 3.0 sensitivity.
manwhile, before I mad this "DIWhy", I had to crank up to 10 and even that was not enough. Also the mouse basically teleported across screen with minimal touch (but still huge pressure to pain the tip of my finger)

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