desmap
Joined 7 years ago
Joined 7 years ago
How was your experience, would you use them again? And I assume you did a full managed buy?!
If this thread is getting restricted you can also PM me on reddit with the same username.
(1) Where did you get the (internal) JP keyboard for your Thinkpad, Ebay or Lenovo parts sales?
(2) Imagine those 5 keys on your JP keyboard...
_ _ _____ _ _
|1||2||Space||4||5|
...how convenient is it for your left thumb to hit 1 and 2 and for your right thumb to hit 3 (Space), 4 and 5, each on a scale from 0 to 10? Bonus question: do you have small, medium or big hands?And how did you get the idea to use a JP keyboard?
ps I use AHK, have to check out Sharpkeys!
Do you know what scan codes (or in general what characters) those Japanese keys next to the spacebar send when the keyboard layout is set to US?
Just checked and you can even order from Amazon JP and let ship to Europe. Nice, problem seems to be solved. Did you ever order something from them?
TouchCursor sometimes is deactive and then after a few seconds again it works again...
I understand that a graph database like neo4j can be amazing once you need more than just binary relationships (any kind of relationship in any level can be expressed) and once you start to query the database. Latter is so powerful and crucial from a data scientist perspective.
But why are these graph db features important for notes? And what are the drawbacks if you just do this with normal text or md files with links and a normal file system? Assuming that the actual link setting UI is convenient and takes care of most there shouldn't ne any disadvantage when writing and querying them. If things get slow you could still use an index but yeah.
One advantage with normal files is that you will still be able to read them in 50 years without any special app created 50 years ago.