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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: KPrepublic on Tue, 27 March 2018, 04:05:00
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Just got a 2-key keyboard.
To be honest, I never use a 2-key keyboard.
Actually, dunno what it is for :D
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Yes. I think my life would be numeric since that. :eek:
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I think this is know as 'The Spirit of "Why not".'
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I think this is know as 'The Spirit of "Why not".'
What does that mean?
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What does that mean?
Imagine a conversation and someone asks what you would use a 2-key keyboard for and a response could be "Why not?".
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Yeah, it means that sometimes it doesn't matter why we do something. It's the doing that matters and is fun/fulfilling in itself.
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Yeah, it means that sometimes it doesn't matter why we do something. It's the doing that matters and is fun/fulfilling in itself.
Ah, thanks.
Didn't get the meaning at the beginning.
Understood right now.
Cheers.
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If you need a reason, I bet the internals are pretty nice because of the small size, almost a demo of that ;D
I also can't think of a reason though -- maybe a 6 key pad is the lowest I could see reasonable for personal use.
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If you need a reason, I bet the internals are pretty nice because of the small size, almost a demo of that ;D
I also can't think of a reason though -- maybe a 6 key pad is the lowest I could see reasonable for personal use.
emm, thank you for kindly reply. :)
I barely use keyboards lower than TKL for daily. Maybe I am not a keyboard maker? I have no idea. I would like to know what situation people would use 2, 5 or 6 key pad. :)
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I barely use keyboards lower than TKL for daily. Maybe I am not a keyboard maker? I have no idea. I would like to know what situation people would use 2, 5 or 6 key pad. :)
There is no situation in which someone would use a 2-key keyboard other than purely for the novelty of it. It's basically a joke.
Things like 5 or 6 key boards are typically used as a supplement to a normal keyboard for macros or just extra programmable buttons. I guess you could do the same with a 2-key but it seems like a low number of keys even for that purpose...
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Yes. I think my life would be numeric since that. :eek:
:)
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I've seen a bunch of six-keys being sold that are advertised as gaming macro keypads. Could be especially useful for those with 40/60% keyboards as well.
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I kinda want something like that but with 5 keys, one for Windows and the rest for media control.
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That's a kind of Greece to me. Hhahah
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Perfect purpose actually. You could send binary codes to your friends or some **** and go all covert ops hacker haha.