I read this and thought, "At long last, Lenovo has realized that they've destroyed ThinkPad keyboards in recent years, and now they're celebrating the ThinkPad's return to its stature as the world's greatest programmer's laptop by restoring the Ctrl key to its traditional position!"
No. No, no, no, that would not be what they have done.
I read this and thought, "At long last, Lenovo has realized that they've destroyed ThinkPad keyboards in recent years, and now they're celebrating the ThinkPad's return to its stature as the world's greatest programmer's laptop by restoring the Ctrl key to its traditional position!"
No. No, no, no, that would not be what they have done.
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