> Just open the app

I'd prefer not to.

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It broke but it seems back now.

with screenshots that show the border radius

I want the date smaller. It doesn't change as often.

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> […] left of the alphabetic cluster would have forced the hand to move further away from the home row.

The Star left cluster are primarily operations that pair the left hand on the keys with the right hand on the mouse. This derives from Engelbart's Mother of All Demos with the left-side keyset paired with the right-side mouse.

> The Star left cluster are primarily operations that pair the left hand on the keys with the right hand on the mouse.

Sure (this is demonstrated in the linked video, for instance) but the ZXCV group is pretty similar in that respect. Even for operations which involve the mouse it's preferable to drag only one hand far away from its home position, rather than both of them. (Especially since the video evidence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn4vC80Pv6Q seems to suggest that Star users tended to move their left hand only after making the mouse selection, instead of prepositioning it.) And the Star's Undo key, which presumably doesn't require help from mouse input and is likely to be needed after a non-mouse action, isn't placed any more conveniently near the home row: it's simply in the right side-cluster rather than the left one.

>And every programming language uses a subset of these.

You might like https://juliamono.netlify.app/#fnref:zscode

Québec and federal governments.

The Extended Keyboard not-II had the words printed below they keys. https://deskthority.net/wiki/File:Apple_M0115_top.jpg

Now that you're mentioning it, I seem to remember seeing or even owning Extended Keyboard IIs with the same print. I may be wrong, though.

Baskerville's fine. Bland, but fine.

> The poorest country I'm familiar with is Zambia, where about 90% of the population have a mobile subscription.

Only 85%¹ of the population are over the age of 4. Smart kids they've got.

¹ https://populationpyramids.org/zambia