> Xah Lee <xah...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > This keyboard is one of the millions of superfluous cheap products
> > > beeing produced to be sold expensive.

> > i'm sorry to say, but when i read almost anything by programers
> > about keyboarding, keybinding, in the past 10 years, 99% of them are
> > purely idiotic to the extreme. I used harsh terms because the more i
> > studied keyboard and all related issues, the more i see how
> > extremely idiotic these opinions are.

> Yes, but what has your answer to do with my statement? Exactly
> nothing.

> This keyboard you made promotion for _is_ just idiotic itself, as well
> as Microsoft's "Natural Ergonomic Keyboard [1]" was. These things are
> no progress, they are indeed not even developped to reach any
> ergonomic goal or something. The one and only reason why they exist is
> making money with simple minded people believing in geeky lifestyle
> gadgets. And an important result of the last 20 years is the fact that
> big companies did indeed manage to _breed_ those people in a large
> number ... (This is one of the great secrets behind Apple's success.)

> The summit of keyboard development was reached by IBM in the late 80s.
> Yes, that's 20 years ago. After this point in history _every_ further
> development was only made for commercial reasons.

> T.M.

> [1] nothing but a lie