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Saturday December 18, 2004
02:06 PM
In Paris
At this very moment I'm in Paris struggling to use my brother in-law's computer avec its strange French keyboard. I don't know how the French ever manage to write programs, all the useful keys are in silly places, and need shift to use.
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Or is it a BUG?"
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paraphrasing Steve Martin... (Score:2)
Re:paraphrasing Steve Martin... (Score:2)
Tell me about it.......
-- "It's not magic, it's work..."
Brain wiring (Score:2)
map é ~
map ç ^
map à 0
map ù %
Re:Brain wiring (Score:2)
The letters don't bother me to much, qwerty or azerty, it's the punctuation marks and other specials that drive be nuts - I could probably get use to the main keyboard without a problem. When I lived in the US, I found US qwerty keyboards highly annoying when compared to UK qwerty keyboards - just because of the specials. I suppose once you have got use to one layout? all the rest seem hard.
-- "It's not magic, it's work..."