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Some places I still get 3g. I'd worry about getting everywhere to 4g before installing 5g everywhere.
 

Some places I still get 3g. I'd worry about getting everywhere to 4g before installing 5g everywhere.
 

Programming sub forum is not super popular here sadly..
This is pretty cool. I am ... Lightly interested in, but next to life-obligations it would be quite difficult to dedicate that amount of time to this sadly..

I did really enjoy Sekiro, I was really bad at it but did enjoy it. I don't think its 'game of the year' material though. 

Budget?
 
If you don't really have a budget in mind, I recently got the Corsair K95 Platinum, so far it feels perfect. 

Ya sorry about that I was trying to switch back and forth between colors. Also thought LTT forums gave me a hentai virus because I saw this 
 

Can you change the color of the black text? Its hard to read on dark mode. 

what if I eat my shit, and piss. how will I know what disease I get

So it's a problem regardless of your Internet connection latency? That looks pretty awful even to me who often do couch gaming on a TV with game pad.
 
And to think their negative latency technology could end up being like nVidia DLSS... great on paper but with a failed execution that only worsens everything... seems like local hardware is still staying around for a good while before we're ready for fully "cloud gaming".

I just upgraded from my razer blackwidow keyboard to a Corsair k95 Platinum with MX blues and it feels amazing. I'd recommend it.

Hello all,
Thought i should get in early and create a central hub for all us Keyboard enthusiasts to congregate.
For those who don't know what a mechanical keyboard is, here is a quick, very brief outline.
 
On a regular rubber dome keyboard, ones you generally find in Schools, work places etc, under each key is rubber dome. When pressed, this rubber dome is pressed down, making contact with the underlying membrane, transferring the electrical impulse through the circuitry and thus telling the computer what button has been pressed.
A mechanical keyboard, on the otherhand, doesn't have such a set up. Instead, underneath each key is an individual switch. When pressed, this switch is forced down, connecting the contact and transferring electrical impulse. The advantages of using a mechanical switch are quite strong, firstly it provides a much more tactile and wholesome feedback, good for telling the user when they have actuated the key. This allows the user, when they have got used to it, to type at a much faster rate as they know the feeling of when they have typed a letter, and thus can increase their word count. Also, mechanical keyboards allow for NKRO, or N-key roll over. Basically this means that the user can press down as many keys as they like, the computer will register all the key strokes. With a membrane board, there is a limit.
For a much more in depth talk, check out Linus' video on Mechanical keyboards.
There are many, many switch variants out there. However the ones you are most likely to come across are: Cherry MX switches. These come in a variety of names, denoted by their colour. Each switch feels slightly different, and provides the user with different reasons to use a switch.

Cherry MX Blues: Tactile, clicky. - Good for typing, not so much gaming.
Cherry MX Browns: Tactile, non-clicky. - Good gaming and typing due to their quietness, but still maintaining the tactile feedback (you can feel a bump when you press the key)
Cherry MX Reds: Linear, non-clicky - Good for gaming, similar to Membrane in linear motion; no bump as it's not tactile.
Cherry MX Blacks : Linear, non-clicky. - Similar to MX Reds, slightly heavier

There are many other variants of the Cherry MX line up, however these are the main constituents which filtrate into the mainstream market.

Simply post what Keyboard you're running, what switch type, TKL or not, and any other mods you've done to it.
Here is my Filco Majestouch 2 TKL:

 
 
Also, checkout the thread Introduction to Mechanical Keyboard by @Eschew

Looks pretty solid, you can go with a different SSD if you'd like since the 970 Evo is often too pricey but eh I wouldn't bother changing anything here much.
 
@Ecchi Is that CC? ahh the nostalgia.