Add workspace photo

TODO

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   ☐ Image preprocessor @created(20-04-06 12:03)
     Check https://github.com/matyunya/svelte-image if it supports absolute paths
   
+  ☐ Setup RSS feed @created(20-04-10 17:42)

_posts/blog/2020-04-10-custom-redox-keyboard-assembly.md

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 So what are the little things that come with switching to orthodox keyboard', you may ask. Well it depends on your habits. Mine were certainly very bad as I didn't know how to write with 10 fingers. Only 8 in my case. Also I was used to type H and Y keys with my left hand. But that was not biggest problem. Most errors I've made was by trying to hit `C` key. I was used to hit it with my pointer finger which I think is not only my issue. With the classic keyboard design the `C` key to be hit with middle finger seems like a torture. After one month I am now able to properly hit any key with the correct finger. I just still do many mistakes because of the layout change.
 
 I've chosen very light switches because I wanted them to be less noisy as I work in a shared office and also my ol' _Cherry browns_ seems little hard to me. I have to say this change was very hard to get used to. First 3 days I was accidentally pushing `oooooooooooo` key while trying to concentrate on which key I should press while learning new shortcuts. Simply put, I cannot rest my fingers on keyboard like I've used to. But I think that they are not that bad after I got used to them. Sometimes I accidentally press `Backspace` just before hitting `Enter`. Therefore I'd definitely recommend getting heavier switches for function keys. If I was to make another keyboard, which I am definitely going to make, I will choose something in between. When I try to type on my old keyboard I feel like I have to do push ups with my fingers. But I know it is just because I got used to these light ones.
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+![Workspace setup at work](/images/uploads/2020-03-23_20-24-18-981.jpg 'Workspace setup at work')
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+And this is what my setup looks like at work.