I don't even use split keyboards but I did join Reddit years ago only for /r/ErgoMechKeyboards. There's a lot more talk about ergonomic keyboards there than here for sure.

That's a pretty sweet setup. Also, I like that tube clock / display (are they actual Nixie tubes?)

I'd imagine the ergo kb world is mostly sheltered in dedicated Discord servers & reddit, and I'm not by any means an ergo nerd/connoisseur. But perhaps this thread will kick off things in the right direction and have traction =)

My partner uses a QK Alice Duo, which is more on the recent side of staggered splits, and that's been the mainstay on her desk for some time now.

Yeah, you're totally right. Most of the ergo talk has moved over to Reddit and Discord nowadays, which is why it's nice to stir up some life here.

As for the clock, they aren't actual Nixie tubes! They are actually just smart LED lights styled to look like them, though I still love the retro vibe.

The QK Alice Duo is an awesome board! The case design and finish on that thing are so clean and refined.

Geekhack is always a great place to discover unique keyboard ideas. I enjoy seeing how much creativity and passion people put into custom builds

That's a pretty sweet setup. Also, I like that tube clock / display (are they actual Nixie tubes?)

I'd imagine the ergo kb world is mostly sheltered in dedicated Discord servers & reddit, and I'm not by any means an ergo nerd/connoisseur. But perhaps this thread will kick off things in the right direction and have traction =)

My partner uses a QK Alice Duo, which is more on the recent side of staggered splits, and that's been the mainstay on her desk for some time now.

The scooters are a serious nuisance over here in Stockholm. I wish they were forbidden. But even the regulations that exist are regularly broken because the police don't enforce them.

There is a legal cap on top speed and effect (watts), but even within those limits, the scooters are too fast, and the bikes that sell the most exceed those limits and are used illegally without any checks.
I see people break other regulations all the time, and almost never anyone wearing a helmet.
There are several rental companies, whose scooters get parked everywhere: the companies know where they are from GPS and telemetry and who used them but don't do anything to punish bad behaviour.

The biggest problem though is that people don't tend to view them as being a vehicle, and are used by people who seem to be new to the concept of operating any two-wheeled vehicle.
Because they are standing up while using it, they don't even seem to think that they are operating a motorised vehicle but instead are like pedestrians -- just faster, and infinitesimally thin so they try to get into gaps. They often use the vehicle on walk-paths, and pavements/side-walks, with no regard for traffic laws and regulations.

For some reason, the richest neighbourhood in Stockholm has also got the most accidents per capita. Because there is where the most arrogant people live, perhaps?

A bicycle with electric assist for getting up hills is a completely different thing.