What current laptops have good keyboards?

Alienware laptops have a luxurious key travel distance, unfortunately they are also huge. Thinkpads, even the most basic have great keyboards (usually), see also high-end HP. Xiaomi has some macbook pro clones that are very good as well as some of their own designs.

If you want to try them out, I'd recommend a Microsoft store if you have one around. Lots of high-end laptop keyboards are represented there.

I quite enjoy the keyboard on my ThinkPad X1, especially compared to my MBP keyboard. I could say the opposite about the touch pad, but that wasn't the question.

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Sadly often it's sympathy.

No need to turn to his associations for evidence, you're free to read his work and judge for yourself.

The whole point of character assassination is to make people less likely to actually read it.

You can read his work and evaluate for yourself.

I find it helpful, or at least informative, but since it confirms the model I already had of the field my opinion may not be trustworthy.

Sure, they don't hate the idea of helping houseless people, they just hate the idea of that help being legally prioritized over their RoI.

That's bullshit criticism.

No, but there are plenty whose politics are obfustacted enough that you could confuse it for steely-eyed objectivity.

The Witness is a fantastic game, and while all the puzzles are drawing a line on a screen, without getting into spoilers, they have a great deal more variety than you might think.

That said, unlike the magical-realism of Myst and Riven's lived-in locations, the island of The Witness is impressionistic: It's not supposed to feel like a real place, only a kind of 3-d painting filled with relaxing and thought-provoking details, and coincidences to notice. So it might not be your cup of tea.

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> (Numbers in this graph are running higher than the actual temps of food in the fridge, for reasons explained in the scuttlebutt thread.)

I went to a (very small, very odd) college which took the other route: all participants in the class - teachers and students - addressed each other as Mr. or Ms. <family name>.