Eris Zuckerman

Let me ask you a question. If that's the way you do it, right? You've got this modified way, maybe even it's muscle memory because you do it daily. Sure. And we're hanging out at a conference and I'm like, okay, there is a hop on my machine real quick and do something. Are you, do you have to like unwire your brain to transpose back to a normal keyboard?

Let me ask you a question. If that's the way you do it, right? You've got this modified way, maybe even it's muscle memory because you do it daily. Sure. And we're hanging out at a conference and I'm like, okay, there is a hop on my machine real quick and do something. Are you, do you have to like unwire your brain to transpose back to a normal keyboard?

Right. I can see that because your arm placement sort of suggests to your brain, hey, this is a new scenario. So scenario A is my way. Scenario B is, you know, maybe the B size where you're going back to a normal way and your configuration is different in terms of not the keyboard, but the way your body orients itself to the device.

Right. I can see that because your arm placement sort of suggests to your brain, hey, this is a new scenario. So scenario A is my way. Scenario B is, you know, maybe the B size where you're going back to a normal way and your configuration is different in terms of not the keyboard, but the way your body orients itself to the device.

Yeah. Good point to clarify, Jared. Yeah, they're separated. When we say normal keyboard, it's a contiguous keyboard that's all connected, not separated, like you would normally use. Right. But you said it's weird and different, and yet we're saying the word normal. At least I am. I think you are too, Jared. A keyboard? I don't want to assume.

Yeah. Good point to clarify, Jared. Yeah, they're separated. When we say normal keyboard, it's a contiguous keyboard that's all connected, not separated, like you would normally use. Right. But you said it's weird and different, and yet we're saying the word normal. At least I am. I think you are too, Jared. A keyboard? I don't want to assume.

Okay, you were saying the opposite. You were saying the Voyagers, this style is weird and different. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm sorry. I thought you were saying the normal keyboards are weird and different. I'm like, that doesn't compute.

Okay, you were saying the opposite. You were saying the Voyagers, this style is weird and different. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm sorry. I thought you were saying the normal keyboards are weird and different. I'm like, that doesn't compute.

What was the name of the Microsoft keyboard again? I may have gapped that. I want to make sure we stamp it again.

What was the name of the Microsoft keyboard again? I may have gapped that. I want to make sure we stamp it again.

That's the one you used, Jared? You used that one?

That's the one you used, Jared? You used that one?

At least a version of it. Because they still sell one today. And I was looking it up and I'm like, is this still...

At least a version of it. Because they still sell one today. And I was looking it up and I'm like, is this still...

Not that we're trying to advertise this necessarily, but the latest, if this is true, it seems to be called Microsoft Sculp.

Not that we're trying to advertise this necessarily, but the latest, if this is true, it seems to be called Microsoft Sculp.

Ergonomic keyboard. So is this like the latest version of that to your knowledge, like based on your usage? Exactly. Okay.

Ergonomic keyboard. So is this like the latest version of that to your knowledge, like based on your usage? Exactly. Okay.

So comparative to this one, the Sculpt doesn't have what you have, which is this ability to completely separate. Why is the ability to completely separate the two halves an important factor?

So comparative to this one, the Sculpt doesn't have what you have, which is this ability to completely separate. Why is the ability to completely separate the two halves an important factor?