Hey geekhack,
I'm 27, a freelance software developer. I'm currently working full time with iOS (not interested in any flame wars about this/that OS) - It's my firm belief that it's more about what you do with what you have, rather than what you "can" do.
I have a background in Aviation, and Simulation (think flight simulation/aerodynamics). The real reason I ended up here was because I've felt a pretty real personal desire to learn more than QWERTY, and since I'm not really a fan of stickers I picked up a reasonable cost Monoprice, and realized belatedly that while it has Windows software supported it doesn't have Mac support. And while I don't expect or particularly care if that ever happens, I want to get into the hardware side of what I do and see if I can't dig my way to the metal on this one.
Also, I used a lot of mechanical keyboards growing up. And after moving around all of these years being limited to laptop environments I must say. I didn't realize how much I missed this. And I fully expect that this little monoprice I'm typing on will be the first item, in a long line of adventures.
Pleased to be here,
druinfly
