Comments on: Geek of the Week http://blog.bluefur.com/2008/03/30/geek-of-the-week-55/ Just another Hosting weblog Thu, 24 Nov 2011 01:38:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Web Hosting Blog http://blog.bluefur.com/2008/03/30/geek-of-the-week-55/comment-page-1/#comment-125145 Web Hosting Blog Mon, 31 Mar 2008 05:08:47 +0000 http://blog.bluefur.com/?p=787#comment-125145 1. The Germans 3. Quite similar to the IBM PC 101-keys keyboard, but with subtle differences: Two Amiga keys. Only two keys "Help" and "Del" in the of "PgUp", "PgDown", "Pos1", "End", "Inst" and "Del". Doesn't have keys like "Print Screen", "Scroll Lock" or "Break". It also only had 10 function keys 4. Used by the French and Belgians - so Europe I guess 5. E and T - Dvorak Simplified is optimized to have the most used letters in the English language in the home row (like E, T, O, H, A) Tricky questions this week! 1. The Germans
3. Quite similar to the IBM PC 101-keys keyboard, but with subtle differences: Two Amiga keys. Only two keys “Help” and “Del” in the of “PgUp”, “PgDown”, “Pos1″, “End”, “Inst” and “Del”. Doesn’t have keys like “Print Screen”, “Scroll Lock” or “Break”. It also only had 10 function keys
4. Used by the French and Belgians – so Europe I guess
5. E and T – Dvorak Simplified is optimized to have the most used letters in the English language in the home row (like E, T, O, H, A)

Tricky questions this week!

]]> By: Jeff http://blog.bluefur.com/2008/03/30/geek-of-the-week-55/comment-page-1/#comment-125215 Jeff Thu, 06 Mar 2008 20:14:03 +0000 http://blog.bluefur.com/?p=787#comment-125215 1. Germans adapted the Qwertz. 2. Fisher Price never made a keyboard. 3. quite similar to today's Windows keyboards, but having a left and right "Amiga" key (bearing the "A" of the (former) Amiga logo in black on the left and outlined on the right). It also has a dedicated "Help" key. It doesn't have keys like "Insert" or "Print", though. It also only has 10 function keys, instead of the 12 common to IBM PC keyboards. 4. Europe 5. U and H 1. Germans adapted the Qwertz.

2. Fisher Price never made a keyboard.

3. quite similar to today’s Windows keyboards, but having a left and right “Amiga” key (bearing the “A” of the (former) Amiga logo in black on the left and outlined on the right). It also has a dedicated “Help” key. It doesn’t have keys like “Insert” or “Print”, though. It also only has 10 function keys, instead of the 12 common to IBM PC keyboards.

4. Europe

5. U and H

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