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Black_Phoenix_JP t1_j8v83yi wrote

Reply to comment by BoobsMcGeek in My father was an author. This was his keyboard when he died. I don't understand it, this keyboard really stinks. by BoobsMcGeek

No need to thank me, just be strong and don't be afraid to ask for help or have a talk with someone.

Losing someone dear is a hard hurdle to overcome, so anything positive will help us to get back onto our feet, even if it is just a "you can talk, I'm happy to listen to you".

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Black_Phoenix_JP t1_j8v6ws8 wrote

Reply to comment by BoobsMcGeek in My father was an author. This was his keyboard when he died. I don't understand it, this keyboard really stinks. by BoobsMcGeek

It's not the tools who made the artist, but the artist itself. A tool only help you.

You are not going to be the next Federer by buying the same racket brand and model he uses, if you don't have any tennis training.

But a nicer tool make a job more enjoyable and may turn someone more productive, that's true.

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Black_Phoenix_JP t1_j0x29a2 wrote

Reply to comment by Miguel7501 in Keychron and OnePlus making a custom keyboard? by Techsav25

Yup. Back in the day everyone I know said that the Oneplus (and the Nexus line-up) were the Android phones to have.

I myself have a 6T but the way as the updates were taken care on it (we got Android 11 one year after being released and its buggy as hell) and the sudden change in policies makes them another brand trying to compete in the high price segment where other, more established brands own the market, including their parent brand Oppo.

Going by market segment in China (were I'm currently located - Hong Kong/Shenzhen) we have Apple on the top, Huawei dropped a lot after the US trade wars, to the point of their new devices being mostly dead in the water, Oppo and Xiaomi keep chugging along and then we have Samsung that for the lack of better terms don't leave the under 5% market share.

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