Unless you have what it takes to be a celebrity

And that’s why I stopped going to the movies.

Also, if they have so many chickens, why don’t they just get those to make more eggs?

Ahh right! Because they are Chlorinated!

Another chicken and egg problem.

That seems nice. And then you can make the pointer more like a reticle.
Yeah, you’d definitely need extra stuff for drawing.

Well, you won’t be fitting a mouse inside a keyboard, so…

Between the trackpad and the nipple, definitely the nipple.

It took so long for me to get half as good at the trackpad (after increasing its speed in the settings) as the nipple (with which I even managed to play Quake III (Old ThinkPad)). And this is saying as someone who can’t use the gamepads.

Of course mouse is best though. Never tried a vertical for long enough and fixed my carpal tunnel onset by just being more physically active.

Another way is to put magnets under your normal mouse and set it on a slanted metal plate.

Now I am kinda interested in trying it out. Need to find some powerful magnets nearby.

An eye tracker sounds nice, but there are times when I want my cursor to be in another place while I am looking somewhere else.
On the other hand, if I could pair it with my multi device keyboard’s device selector, it would be great.

Going with specifics,

• F12 for Dev Tools in Firefox
• F7 and F8 for Friendship Drive

Ask an LLM what is affected by tariffs

I use the function keys regularly:

• For programming
• For gaming
• For general functions when interacting with the desktop (continued)

Having once seen an infographic of F# key allocations, I considered it neat and it stayed in my memory, so I started using them in a similar way:

• F1 help - thankfully, most programs implement that by default
• F2 rename
• F3 for either a search bar or split viewspace
• F4: don’t remember what was in the infographic, but apart from Alt + F4, I use it to open the embedded terminal wherever available. Other combinations using F4 are used to open the terminal in different ways
• F5 refresh. I recently saw a bug report with a workaround that made me feel like KWin might actually benefit from F5 to force redraw all windows and the whole screen
• F6: similar and complementary functionality to Tab for using keyboard focus.
• F7, F8, F9: alright, not only did I forget what was shown in the infographic but also didn’t find much use of these (I do use them for gaming though)
• F10 for “New …” menu as in New folder/file
• F11 Fullscreen
• F12 different things in different cases, but usually view related stuff. Sometimes an alternative print screen function

I have been trying to select and procure components to build my own keyboard and if I ever do, I’ll be adding the F13 - F24.

But of course, I’m not very into splits and I go with the full 104 keys thingy