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  what keycaps are these? looks sick nice build!
context: This might be a stupid question, but how do you use it when so many letters are missing? Like A, P, Q and Z? Do you have a job where you don’t need them? Or are they programmed differently? >
  
  I believe the keys on the edge have a double function.
  A if you press, Ctrl if you hold. 
  It's not an uncommon feature. >
  
  So what if I need to do CTRL+A? Lol >
  
  Theres another ctrl for that ;) >
  
  You guys always kill me because it's like you come up with a funny idea for a keyboard meme product and then someone spends actual effort mocking it up or making a CAD model and then someone decides to actually make it and you spend real money on it because nobody had the sense to just say "this is actually stupid" somewhere along the way
  Beautiful apricot btw lol >
  
  Came hear to say the same thing. I get a chuckle out of some of  the keyboards on this subreddit but this one damn near killed me. Sure, this is compact and aesthetically pleasing but if I'm going to need a user's manual on my desk to find my space bar, it's kind of deal breaker. >
  
  I mean technically you are the one writing the user manual, as with all the custom boards you can decide how you want the keys function since VIA is your friend. It's all a matter of getting used to to your own configuration. I still average 100 wpm on this board >
  
  Apricot by LAZYDESIGNERS, built with U4T and MA Industry. I'm coming from a BM43A as my daily driver. I'm still learning to navigate combos and tapdances to master the QAZ layout, but as of now it all seems to work perfectly, autoshift also helps a lot. >
  
  I can't unsee it after noticing, but I think your S key is upside-down. Beautiful board btw! >
  
  ahah thank you, I noticed right after posting this and flipped it >
  
  Ooh I love it! I really, really need to build me one of these sub-40s boards.
  Perfect to go with a Steam Deck IMO >
  
  I've thought about building one for use with an ipad. >
  
  Looks really cute, prob not the most practical though >
  
  Xwerty