I posted this in the mechanical keyboard autism thread, but thought it was bizarre enough for this thread:
I didn't realize r/mechanicalkeyboards existed until I decided to buy a new keyboard a few days ago. It's mainly people doing custom build minimalist keyboards, which are nice looking but not really what I was looking for. I thought I had a pretty high budget for a new keyboard; little did I know that you can actually spend $1,400 per month on keyboards.
Some people in the comments point out that spending $5,600 USD on keyboards isn't really normal and the guy pretty much agrees he went too far, but he says it's fine and he has a good job. However, he also says he used to have a gambling problem, that he promised his wife to spend no more than $500 AUD per quarter on keyboards (it's just 16 times that, no big deal right?) and is now "afraid of confrontation", but he bought her a Samsung Active 2 watch, so it's ok.
I didn't realize r/mechanicalkeyboards existed until I decided to buy a new keyboard a few days ago. It's mainly people doing custom build minimalist keyboards, which are nice looking but not really what I was looking for. I thought I had a pretty high budget for a new keyboard; little did I know that you can actually spend $1,400 per month on keyboards.
Some people in the comments point out that spending $5,600 USD on keyboards isn't really normal and the guy pretty much agrees he went too far, but he says it's fine and he has a good job. However, he also says he used to have a gambling problem, that he promised his wife to spend no more than $500 AUD per quarter on keyboards (it's just 16 times that, no big deal right?) and is now "afraid of confrontation", but he bought her a Samsung Active 2 watch, so it's ok.
