#logitech

1/100 Days of Productivity

Second day of 2022 and I will start a 100 days of productivity. Sorry for missing guys, but Q3 and Q4 2021 where insane for me!

I am here with a new challenge: quit my job and be fully dedicated for programming (Javascript, HTML, CSS & JAVA).

2022 will be a great year, very important to me. Let’s Begin!

Happy New Year everyone!

Ps.: I gave myself this Logitech K380 keyboard for Christmas very happy for it!

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I don’t think we thank logitech enough for making products that just work

You buy a Logitech product for £15 and it’s cheap plastic shite but 5 years later it’s caked in cum and still works fine while your £200 Apple thing stopped working the moment the warranty expired

my logitech wireless keyboard is literally encrusted and ive changed the batteries once in 4 years it gets stood on and thrown around the keys are sticky from coffee being spilled on it there’s dirt under every key it bends and creaks like a 12th century merchant vessel on a 6 month voyage to india and still going strong

kudos to logitech but would it kill you to take better care of your shit

they don’t need to, it’s logitech

So we’re just skating right by “caked in cum”, huh

Yes we are.

Anyway, I spilled lemonade into a logitech keyboard and opened it up and wiped it down because the electronics were well protected and it kept working until I’d catapulted it off the back of my recliner* one too many times, but it was like, MANY catapult incidents before it gave up. The most common cause of death for a logitech keyboard in my house is a small child prying the keyboard keys off too many times.

The K360 is my “ride or die” keyboard forever. when my shoulders hurt too much I use two of them, one on each hand, to keep my hands at a neutral distance apart. IT’s lightweight, compact, has a nice easy bounce to the keys, and usually about $20, and almost always available on a moment’s notice from multiple stores.

* this was a recliner where you’d have to sort of kick the foot down to sit up, which would sort of spring the back forward, and I had a bad habit of putting the keyboard on the overstuffed head cushion.

I have never seen so much customer loyalty expressed in such peculiar ways!