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Second this, I’ve built myself a silent office k7. It has low profile optical switches (less travel more silent), and bought a pack of their mint switches. They have higher resistance so that should help with the noise, I also lubed them. Coworkers don’t even know that I have mechanical board.
I’ve had good experience with keychron. Check out their website, lots to choose from.
I always leave the battery with some space around it. You never know when it starts to vent. Also wrapping around battery decreases airflow, I know that the current in this cases is not big and battery should probably never heat up, but I’m just careful with batteries.
No problem! I’ve also put some neoprene into the case, to mute it even further.
I’m using keychron k7, which I carry into the office. I’ve bought the keychron low profile optical mint switches, and lubed them. The keeb is very silent, small and the feel is okay. Coworkers don’t even know that I drive a mechanical keyboard.
Edit: if you don’t like the layout, they have the same keyboard with different number of keys. Look into their low profile section.
Great observation. Did you look in the code?
I see, thank you for the correction. I always thought that it needs time to propagate. And if it fails, I read somewhere that there is no handling in place, so it falls into void.
Right, just woke up and read the community wrongly. My bad. Just discard the first sentence then.
Not issue with Memmy, but lemmy itself. This is how it works. It needs time to propagate into other instances. And sometimes even the propagation can fail.
EDIT: this is not about Memmy. Misread the community. The second sentence still stands.
Even now it took me 30 minutes to figure it out.
Few hours of surfing on stackoverflow can save you from 5 minutes of reading a documentation
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