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  I would get this one but I missed the GB :((( what else would you recommend?
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