Oh, how are you?

Pretty good. I'm just failing to fight the temptation to ask you a follow-up question about mechanical keyboards right now.

Do it. We'll lose the whole show. Did you try a keyboard that like some modern mechanical keyboard as a potential replacement for your Apple extended?

No, not yet.

Oh, sort of. I should take that back. I got I'm nowhere near as in deep with you. I actually I should take this all back. I have tried several. I should have said

We're seriously going to lose the whole show here. Yeah, I have a DOS keyboard

That that's spelled DAS like you know like a DOS 3.3 keyboard. That would be something else. DOS is in like DOS boot the fantastic submarine movie

I bought several years ago and I forget what kind of switches that one has

But I have since given that one to my son Jonas and he loves it and it is apparently a pretty decent gaming keyboard. I

Never really liked it. It was too clicky. Yeah, and then based on some recent back and forth with you

based on your

I don't know if you considered portable you can say but it's your iPad as a writing setup you have right sure the Matthias

Portable something something. Yeah, it's like a Bluetooth. They have a Bluetooth

keyboard that's got their key switches which are not the same and and people give me such grief for it because it does feel very old

Apple design school. It's a big kind of puffy

Silver plastic keyboard, but it's very hard to find a good

Bluetooth

Mechanical keyboard. They're almost just USB. It is puffy puffy is a good way to describe it

I'm gonna put this in the

It's just a big thing of plastic like right now. Now it would be kind of a metal kind of fringed thing

But instead it's just like a big piece of plastic and with a keyboard in it and I don't use that

Well, it doesn't even make sense for me to use it with any of my Macs because when I'm not gonna use a separate keyboard with a MacBook

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