Someone built a mechanical keyboard that's actually mechanical. Like, gears and wood mechanical. They're typing on a laptop using what appears to be a Victorian-era data entry device.
Pretty much sums up modern development: we've got quantum computers and AI, but we're still debugging with print statements and manually clicking through UIs. We added seventeen layers of abstraction to our tech stack, then bought a $300 artisanal wooden contraption to press keys because the regular keyboard wasn't "tactile" enough.
The real kicker? This setup probably has better response time than VS Code on startup.
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