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  Is there a 75% or other options? Looks incredible
context: Looks nice!  I hope you love it.   Personally I can’t do 30s .. for me though 30s are one step away from yelling at a screen and wishing I had taken a class in stenography. >
  
  Genuine question from a keyboard newb.
  How do you type on this with all the missing stuff?
  Like, it looks really pretty but it seems rather impractical for daily use. >
  
  The keyboard is programmed in layers - the ice cream, tag, and shift keys likely work as the missing letters Q A and Z, and then the tab, shift, etc. functions can be used by assigning a key or combination of keys to effectively access a different layout of your keyboard. It’s how phone keyboards are programmed except you can see all the layers in real time as you switch from letters to numbers to emoji, etc. >
  
  Thanks for the answer. 
  I have a follow up question. Why?
  Especially now that I understand how it functions, it seems really impractical. I've finally learned how to touch-type on my full sized keyboard and I feel like it would take me absolute ages to re-learn how to type on something like this. Especially with needing to remember a bunch of key-combos for basic stuff like the missing letters, numbers and such. 
  It does look really pretty though. >
  
  Because you can become hyper efficient with these layouts and some of us can type faster than on a larger board like a 65%. >
  
  How do you type on this?? Thirties baffle me and I’m really tempted to get one >
  
  DO IT >
  
  I would get this one but I missed the GB :((( what else would you recommend? >
  
  I'd recommend reaching out to u/redditcain he may have some spare stock? He recently ran a GB for the aluminum vault35 & will have spares, those are set to ship out late March. >
  
  Thanks! >
  
  How do you type the q, a, z with this? >
  
  Google, them copy and paste, it's very easy. Or if you want to make things very complicated you can press the left most keys, ice cream , tab and shift can be Q A Z, if OP is using QWERTY. Never trust what's written on the keycap legends of a tiny keyboard, to truly know you need the keymap file. >
  
  Nice build, but I genuinely don’t understand why someone would want a keyboard with missing letters on it over a regular 40 or something >
  
  Boards like this are why I am constantly debating whether or not to ditch my 75% for a 40%... You're making it hard out here! >
  
  Do it!!! >
  
  Morse code gang ✌️ >
  
  i thought they wouldn’t go smaller than 40… damn 🤣🤣👍 >
  
  Look for Ben Vallack on youtube, it can go a lot smaller, I've successfully used 20 keys on a 2x10 ortholinear layout. It's not something I'd daily drive, but it is doable I reached 50wpm with punctuation and everything in a a few minutes coming from daily driving a 3x10 ortholinear keyboard. I still want to have a proper 2x10 build, like the butter stick, it's fun to use. >
  
  yeah im familiar with those keebs, like 10key modules for 2 hands, very compact, very sleek, James Bond mode =)
  I saw a video on youtube where a guy was explaining the whole layout and found it not doable for me.. but i guess it has a hard learning curve
  i find it really tricky, i think 60 is a sweet spot for me, but! having a nice small keyboard is good for any collection 😇
  2x10 is like a TV remote xD >
  
  I find trying to learn some else's layout too hard, you need to create your own, that's the best way to know everything that's on your layout. I cant understand Ben's layouts at all, but the one's I created make perfect sense to me and to my workflow. I found 34 ou 36 keys to be the sweet spot, I'm currently using the 42 key Zen but I really don't need the 6 extra keys, kinda wish I bought the 36 key version. >
  
  where q/a/z
  where ctrl
  where alt
  WHERE THE FUCKING NUMBERS ARE >
  
  Listen SsNipeR1
  dramatic pause
  You’ve had the numbers this whole time
  uplifting music plays in the background
  You’ve always had them
  points to your heart
  Right here
  Now run along and get yourself a 30% ya little scamp >
  
  i am a gigachad with 100% keyboard >
  
  100%, oh mercy me, a fella must have big hands to tame a keyboard like that, well I bet you could type a lady all kinds of letters >
  
  Nice build. >
  
  Yes, it's beautiful & an amazing MKB too!