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minus-squareadONislinkfedilinkEnglish11•6 months agoYeah, just put it where the caps-lock key is. It’s the best position for “frequent” use. /s obviously
minus-square@merclinkEnglish1•6 months agoOr, at least according to the history of computer keyboards: RUBOUT
Yeah, just put it where the caps-lock key is. It’s the best position for “frequent” use.
/s obviously
That’s where CTRL is.
Or Escape 😅
Porque no los dos?
Or, at least according to the history of computer keyboards: RUBOUT