How I set up my keyboard for unparalleled ergonomics and portability

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What are the little pink dots on the keyboard?

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Stickers! To help me know which row I’m touching.

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Where can I get stickers like that?

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They’re often called “jewel” or “gem” stickers, and these are the ones I have. I just had them on hand from an earlier project (bedazzling Flo masks!), so most of the stickers in that pack aren’t suited to the keycap use case.

So far they’re staying on well, but if they start falling off I’m going to try using silicone glue to keep them on.

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