Mechanical keyboards, anyone?

[strongdrink]

Exactly. At my work, we IM each other quite a bit (even though we are all in the same general area.. but it would be too much work to take off our headphones :P) So it is very handy being able to touch type.

[Moschops]

TL;DR for the post above: "non-touch-typists have to make sacrifices in order to sustain their productivity." If you can't pay attention long enough to read, you don't deserve it :)

[strongdrink]

ahah x)

[hanst99]

I used to use one, back when I was playing on my dad's pentium 3 in the late 90s. We still have it in our garage, and I really really want one.

The problem with this statement is that the first Pentium III was introduced in 1999.

[strongdrink]

@hanst99

late 90s

Thinking about it.. Pentium's are/were great computers.. I am still using a P4 for my AVR development workstation running Arch Linux, and I am yet to make it go sluggish :D But of course, I am only using bash/vim/gcc...

[Cheraphy]

@Hanst99


In that case it was a pentium II and I was wrong. I could have sworn it was a P3 though...