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yup that sums up the keeb enthusiasts, they have nothing in their head except those
I’m becoming like this and I don’t understand why. 
Why have I become obsessed with mechanical keyboards? 
I mean,, it’s a keyboard… what is happening to me? >

They make funny sound when press >

keeb go thocccccc >

you're not wrong Jarvis, you're not wrong >

Brb, going to test typing in boiling water. >

results? >

Would not recommend. Typing this with my toes. >

Don't do it op he just wants feet pics >

i just want to see a cherrymx keyboard working in boiling water XD >

Between this, espresso, and vim … I’m probably a miserable person to be around 😂 >

If there was a keyboards, espresso and vim conference I'd imagine many would show. Basically every vim user i know has a mechanical keyboard and consumes lots of caffeine. >

That’s…..
That’s absolute true >

I think most things are tested between -40c and 180c. >

Why? >

Pretty sure they mean (as a joke I’m assuming) that most things get tested at a temperature that is between -40°C and 180°C since room temperature is between those temperatures, not that most things are tested at all temperatures between -40°C and 180°C >

-40°C is equivalent to -40°F, which is 233K.
^(I'm a bot that converts temperature between two units humans can understand, then convert it to Kelvin for bots and physicists to understand) >

Note to self, don't use mechanical keyboard outside in Siberia during the winter >

Meh, just because nobody tested it there doesn't mean it doesn't work. >

What kind of gamer can achieve 180° celsius for a key switch? >

Starcraft players >

osu players and gw2 too >

You’re really comparing StarCraft apm to gw2? StarCraft players are literal freaks >

I once called someone epsilon by mistake 
He never talked to me again >

Y >

ε >

This is the first time i have seen this meme and io love it. >

Say AtLoseWinCat, did you know that -40°C and -40°F are the same temperature?
…my brain's just stuffed with so much random trivia - that one tends to show its head remarkably often. >

Hey it's also the same temperature as 233,15K! >

Operating Temperature: -10°C to +70°C >

To be fair, most people named Jason aren't worth your time remembering. >

I haven't had a good laugh in a long time >

I can never remember anyone's name! It isn't because of MK's but holy shit I relate to this so much. I swear their name never enters my brain! Jarvis, LOL I wonder how many times I've had a swing and a miss like that. >

Anybody have the original comic? >

Here you go! >

I'm like that with sports stats. My wife is baffled by how I can remember who won the Heisman at a particular year, how many yards a QB threw back 20 years ago, or how many saves a pitcher has but I can't remember the name of my own friends that I haven't seen in a while. >

I was wondering if -40C to +180C was a JEDEC thermal cycle test condition but surprisingly the max is +150C. So Cherry actually tests their switches at a more extreme temp than even a commercial electronics manufacturer. >

the mech keyboard switch brain rot continues >

As someone who's name is Jason, I'm both offended and glad this is happening. The next time someone calls me Jarvis I will understand why >

What a relief. I can type while turning into superheated steam. >

It's most probably an autistic trait you are expressing and I'm not even joking. It's called hyper focusing and it's very common. Look it up and look up autism in general. You might find your brain works a little differently to everyone else's.  
I hope it helps you figure some stuff out and  hope you enjoy your journey of self discovery. >

It could also be ADHD or a number of other things. I've noticed in the past 15 years that people tend to immediately armchair-diagnose anyone with slightly neurodivergent tendencies as autistic. I blame Big Bang Theory. I've only seen it a couple of times, but I think Sheldon is hinted as autistic in it and of course makes a big joke of it. Since that show was immensely popular, it put autism on many people's minds.
I'm not attacking your statement, and you could totally be right. But, it's my civic duty to chime in like some 70s McGruff knockoff and spout off my catchphrase-- "Remember, kids! There's more than one way to deviate from the norm! ®" >

Sure thing. Wasn't trying to diagnose, just mention a thing to look up on the internet. That's why I called it self discovery. >

So I can boil my switches? >

What does the c in 140c stand for? >

celcius >

The switches are being tested under temperature? >

Stress refuge. We all have them in our own ways. (Not applicable to the few totally well-adjusted people, they are boring anyway). ;) >

I can relate to this