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Should I get a Moonlander? Why or why not?

Should I get a Moonlander? Why or why not?
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I have the moon lander and love it. Think the low profile is missing a few thumb switches which might be handy.

I’ve never been a low profile person. Even the Nuphy I use daily I have the full depth “Halo” not the “Air” model. Do you use low profile? How do you like it?

It’s awesome, low profile one looks cool too

🥑🍋 Farmer / LAMP stack dev / Husband / 🌈 Dad / Web1 dude loving a web3 world / Collector of things digital & physical / 
CdeP ‘94

*writing more 

(There’s some really weird bug on Farcaster that’s jumping the cursor around and adding random characters on iOS lately)

I’m spending more time on a keyboard now than ever. Even when I was weigijf more I wasnt touching a keyboard as much as now. Between my day job which is split between writing, prompting LLMs, Slack and email; as well as graphic design software with lots of keyboard shortcuts; in my personal life I’m learning to code, writing blog posts, and writing diatribes on here. 

Mostly I just like to work towards improving things long term. I have a great Mechanical keyboard I’ve used daily for 3 years and I will keep that probably as a backup or to use at my desk at the office. It’s the only one I have, so this isn’t so much a question of over optimizing or constantly upgrading/shopping. 

I’m not even sure I’d buy this without saving up, researching like crazy, and feeling confident in my decision. Started getting curious about split keyboards a few months ago, and I’ve only just found one I’m actually considering—after looking into several—today.

Essential question: What’s missing from your current text input methods that this does better? Are you having any hand / wrist problems?

Full-stack digital product consultant @ BoundCorp.net

I’m sold I think. Just need to a wait until later in the year when I can justify the expense.

A doodler and computerer. I like permissive/permissionless open source, smart contracts, p2p systems, room-scale VR, and NixOS.

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Currently: WhatsABI

Why do you want it? Do you like the idea of programmable key layers?