A letter on my keyboard died and it is a letter within my computer password, so I couldn’t access my computer to transfer everything to a new computer. I called my gay IT buddy and he brought over his pale purple wireless keyboard and a super fast Thunderbolt 5 cable and did it for me.
All good, back in business.
Love how sculped those keys are from wear, you got the photo light just right.
You know of course that hitting eBay would net you a new keyboard for the prior laptop…
Or, Framework sells a laptop that’s got repair parts for everything.
I wasn’t trying, but I now see what you mean. I go through a computer every 6 months.
Maybe you should get your “gay” IT buddy to update it once a month! Might save you from posting threads like this… 
What does being gay have to do with it? Are homosexuals better at IT or do you want street cred for knowing someone who’s LGBTQ? 
His keyboard. And he isn’t just gay, he’s flaming.
Lol, just messin with you. 
Couldn’t use those laptops. Has to have a right hand number keypad! How do you keep track of all that money you make. Better check those accountants figures!
It’s Valley Forge. He pressed the E & L twice.
Don’t think anyone got that one
I got it…Nick and his gay “friend” are trying to break into the preservation room to steal the Declaration of Independence.
“Someone has to go to prison”.
That is why I use a Surface Pro. I can just replace the keyboard.
The Surface Pro trades a replaceable keyboard, for a disposable laptop.
You can get both with Framework: a modular parts replaceable laptop:
But bad timing for Framework: they released version 12 just as 35% tariffs from Taiwan hit.
Nick, maybe eliminating the homophobic overtones. I am sure we have all seen or met men that are very famine right down to the clothing. For them it is a good way of putting it, there sexuality, on full display for all to see, although it does come with drawbacks. Being openly attacked by homophobic zeolites and gangs or roam teen hoodlums.
Just call him your IT guy.
PS I thought Chris was your IT guy. I know he is CEO but what about calling him?
I concur. Using surface pro’s for over a decade.
As long as there is a USB port on your laptop, you can plug in another over the counter keyboard. Been there before.
