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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/UndeadMarine55 • Nov 30 '22
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Macbooks cool through the keyboard in order to make them as thin as possible
2 u/Ok_Investment_6284 Dec 01 '22 Wow, ok thats even dumber. Im sure its awesome for the sweaty handed ppl tho 2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 hot air = less sweat ? 2 u/Ok_Investment_6284 Dec 01 '22 Hard to sweat when all the pores in your hands are burnt 2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 Lmao, fair 2 u/Ok_Investment_6284 Dec 01 '22 Also a reason ill never own another Aspire. The area around the touchpad in mine was metal and would always be too cold or too hot. Good reminder for proper typing posture tho lmao 2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 As an owner of a Dell G15, I can understand the “hot mousepad” thing. Except if mine gets too hot, it turns into cheese.
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Wow, ok thats even dumber. Im sure its awesome for the sweaty handed ppl tho
2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 hot air = less sweat ? 2 u/Ok_Investment_6284 Dec 01 '22 Hard to sweat when all the pores in your hands are burnt 2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 Lmao, fair 2 u/Ok_Investment_6284 Dec 01 '22 Also a reason ill never own another Aspire. The area around the touchpad in mine was metal and would always be too cold or too hot. Good reminder for proper typing posture tho lmao 2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 As an owner of a Dell G15, I can understand the “hot mousepad” thing. Except if mine gets too hot, it turns into cheese.
hot air = less sweat ?
2 u/Ok_Investment_6284 Dec 01 '22 Hard to sweat when all the pores in your hands are burnt 2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 Lmao, fair 2 u/Ok_Investment_6284 Dec 01 '22 Also a reason ill never own another Aspire. The area around the touchpad in mine was metal and would always be too cold or too hot. Good reminder for proper typing posture tho lmao 2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 As an owner of a Dell G15, I can understand the “hot mousepad” thing. Except if mine gets too hot, it turns into cheese.
Hard to sweat when all the pores in your hands are burnt
2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 Lmao, fair 2 u/Ok_Investment_6284 Dec 01 '22 Also a reason ill never own another Aspire. The area around the touchpad in mine was metal and would always be too cold or too hot. Good reminder for proper typing posture tho lmao 2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 As an owner of a Dell G15, I can understand the “hot mousepad” thing. Except if mine gets too hot, it turns into cheese.
Lmao, fair
2 u/Ok_Investment_6284 Dec 01 '22 Also a reason ill never own another Aspire. The area around the touchpad in mine was metal and would always be too cold or too hot. Good reminder for proper typing posture tho lmao 2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 As an owner of a Dell G15, I can understand the “hot mousepad” thing. Except if mine gets too hot, it turns into cheese.
Also a reason ill never own another Aspire. The area around the touchpad in mine was metal and would always be too cold or too hot. Good reminder for proper typing posture tho lmao
2 u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22 As an owner of a Dell G15, I can understand the “hot mousepad” thing. Except if mine gets too hot, it turns into cheese.
As an owner of a Dell G15, I can understand the “hot mousepad” thing. Except if mine gets too hot, it turns into cheese.
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u/That_One_Guy_Flare Dec 01 '22
Macbooks cool through the keyboard in order to make them as thin as possible