JayGray91

I mean after Valve released the Steam Deck, Asus, Lenovo, MSI--to name just a few--followed suit with at least an iteration. Asus has the Ally and Ally X, Lenovo now have 3 models, and MSI only has 1.

I can't recall if there are any other big brands handheld PCs, but there's definitely Chinese ones.

idk why I skipped colemak-dh long ago when I found out about it. and idk if I want to change now after more than a decade using colemak lol

Oh, piefed didn't show that you link the danbooru page as well. My bad.

Edit: okay I think it's a bug for piefed. I see your full post on kbin.earth, but I only see the full image and a hashtag on piefed.

Agreed. But I'm glad it's native to desktop Firefox now. Grouping tabs in desktop works for me to hide the hundreds of tabs I keep to tens of groups 🤪

A compelling screenshot. I'll add this to my watch list 草

Have to say though, seeing this scene finally animated was spine tingling and awesome

Her model reminds me of an anime character but I can't recall who. Same brown skin and off white clothing. The hat especially, but the one I'm thinking of has it more like pseudo animal ears

A rare ARK enjoyer, very nice to see

Danbooru link

Xcancel link

Sign of the times, honestly

I agree with you but it took me professional help to break out of my own self depreciation habit

Personally I find more space to just do stuff is good overall

Just have to resist the urge to fill the space up 😅

Breaking your muscle memory from QWERTY to a new layout is always challenging. Good luck and all the best!

Personally I learned to touch type QWERTY in college because I can't type fast enough to flame people in online PvP games. Shameful past, glad I'm not doing it anymore

Then it helped in actual college paperwork, but even that it felt slow, on top of getting self diagnosed carpal tunnel syndrome.

"There must be a better way" and lo I hunkered down to learn colemak

Still couldn't get more typing speed from my QWERTY speed from what I remember—learned Colemak 2011 and did typing speed tests frequently back then—but I'm not getting anymore pain from typing since, so it's a massive win

Nooo, Nicole!