Thank you a ton for your advice. I'll look into it. If you ever need something that has to do something with Webdesign or Music theory, please hot me up!
sebi
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Wow thanks for the detailed response My keycaps are like this. I personally never heard of Glorious Panda switches as I am also very new to keyboard building. And I found out that they are actually Keychrons own switches and confused them with Cherry. So far, I found no measurements of them.
I thought there would be some cheap plastic baseplates for people to build their own keycaps, but surprisingly this isn't a thing. And purchasing a whole set for this is straight up waste.
But what do I search for?
Ok but there is not something like this out of the box that I can buy?
This is how the keycap on the keyboard looks on the keyboard
This is a professional debug techique, what are you talking about? But I rather use 'Hii' with various (but not ascending) amounts of i's.
The OS includes microG which has a SafetyNet implementation
yes, the apps are mediocre, but there are alternatives. (Also, its the only ROM with official support for my device)
Yes, they do
No joke, i am building a pc with similar specs right now. As I do not want to spend my paycheck on components, I live in the past. Cant wait to play Witcher 3
There is physical connections between devices. The pins that make electrical contact. There are 24 on UsbC and 8 on lightning making a lot more things possible.
Also there are structural benifits. Lightning connectors are held in by the device which makes replacing the clamp a lot more difficult than just switching the cable like UsbC, where that mechanism is inside the cable.
And last but not least is Usb an open protocol while you would have to pay Apple if you wanted to implement Lightning.