Doug Grubba
Software and game development posts.
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Thoughts on product, engineering, and building things that last.
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Software Is Getting Cheaper. Judgment Is Getting Expensive.
Over the past decade, technology decisions have shifted from difficult-to-change choices to more manageable options, thanks to advancements in cloud infrastructure and AI. The focus has moved from merely building to making sound decisions. Success now hinges on clarity and durable choices, emphasizing context and judgment over technical expertise.
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Tuning the ZSA Voyager
I really love my ZSA Voyager. It has lived up to everything I hoped for, and these customizations took it to the next level. If you enjoy tweaking your keyboard setup as much as I do, I hope this guide inspires you to try some of these mods. Happy typing!
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Why I Chose the ZSA Voyager
The Voyager will not be for everyone. But if you are looking for an ergonomic keyboard I’m convinced one of the ZSA family of products will fit you needs. The site, the communication, and the product are all top notch and give you no doubt the money you are spending is worth it. Cheers ZSA,…
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Researching Split Ergo Keyboards
After starting to use vim as an IDE, I began rethinking my workflow tools, including my keyboard, to improve productivity and health. My search for an ergonomic keyboard is focused on features like wired connection, tenting, and hot-swappability to better suit my coding needs.
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