Screw you, Capslock.
I've certainly heard of this feature in the past, but after tonight I can vouch for its brilliance: Aluminum Apple keyboards have a safeguard against accidental Capslock key press, making it less likely TO TYPE LIKE THE LESS INTELLIGENT PEOPLE ON THE iNTERNET (spelling corrected).
I'm sure Bruce D. will argue it's a feature to hide Apple users in plain sight of intelligent computer users, but I don't care -I happen to think it's a pretty neat touch.
What's more, I couldn't fail noticing that for some reason Capslock actually stays all-caps, so using the Shift key will not result in lowercase letters.
Best bunch of buttons I touched since the TR-909? Maybe not, but close.
I'm sure Bruce D. will argue it's a feature to hide Apple users in plain sight of intelligent computer users, but I don't care -I happen to think it's a pretty neat touch.
What's more, I couldn't fail noticing that for some reason Capslock actually stays all-caps, so using the Shift key will not result in lowercase letters.
Best bunch of buttons I touched since the TR-909? Maybe not, but close.
posted by Hung Laxley at
2:22 PM
2 Comments:
pagh. Caps Lock should be remapped to ctrl anyway. Which is insanely hard to do on windows, but straightforward in Mac OS X.
You might get prtty ticked off then -the delay is hardware, so even when you remap Capslock to a useful key, the key will still require a bit more time than the 'regular' one.
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