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A character simply driving a Mercedes car is one thing. But podcast ads are more akin to a movie character entirely interrupting the flow of the film to stop and talk for two minutes straight about how great Mercedes is and to recite a series of specifications about that model car and gush at what a low price it is.
You need to set a budget if you want a good recommendation. Because if you can afford a Svalboard, that is absolutely the peak keyboard experience.
A tier lower than that would be the Bastard Keyboards Charybdis. Here is literally mine.
https://quokk.au/c/ergomechkeyboards/p/676194/blacked-out-charybdis
The Bastard Keyboards Scylla is even cheaper, if you don’t want the integrated trackball of the Charybdis.
Regardless, check out the community for more ergonomic keyboard suggestions: !ergomechkeyboards@lemmy.world
If you don’t need something that’s ergonomic, Keychron is the go-to for cheap-yet-quality mechanical keyboards.
It may not involve 1:1 muscle movements, but it still helps. Having those rough key positions in mind helps both ways. Even using a Svalboard, which is even further from a traditional keyboard, I felt that using a Colemak keyboard on my phone still helped me learn Colemak on my Svalboard.
They said
I added stickers to all my keys for dworark
That sounds like it was a standard QWERTY or something and they just used stickers to make it Dvorak.
Dont bother changing your smart phone keyboard too. It has 0% transferable skills or benefits and just so confusing.
How so? When I switched from QWERTY to Colemak, I felt like having the ability to switch my phone keyboard as well really helped ease the transition. Having different layouts in different places just seems like it would be confusing.
Tale as old as time.
Bitwarden has been in decline for a while. This is definitely not the first sign.
Third time’s the charm!
That URL there is not the GIF file itself. That URL points to a web page that displays the file when you visit the page in a web browser. But to embed an image in a Lemmy comment, you need to refrerence the actual image file itself.
Notice that the end of the URL below actually is .gif. That is a URL to the actual GIF file itself, not a URL to a web page.
This is the most direct link I could find to that GIF, which just looks big and unwieldy, but does seem to display here alright:
How are you trying to do it? Are you using an “insert image” button or something in Lemmy, or are you manually typing out  or whatever in the text box?