u/K-Parks

Have used/borrowed a few different Keychron keyboards over time and always thought they seemed nice but now that I'm trying to actually pick one out for myself can't figure out what would be best since I can't figure out all of the difference product lines.

My priorities are pretty simple (i) full size, (ii) as quiet as possible, (iii) no scissor switches -- low profile mechanical is fine though.

I don't think I need HE switches or anything crazy like that, but if they were somehow materially quieter I'd be interested (I don't think that is the case though). Would like to keep it under $200 if possible (but if somehow my dream keyboard was $250 or something I'd suck it up and deal).

Hopefully just testing an idea, but I just got a long survey specifically about the use of Lightning Lane at Disneyland. Basic idea was testing getting rid of LL Multipass and just having LL single passes (then would be available for every previous LL ride) and Premier Pass.

Now in theory I’d not be against this idea if it meant finding a price for Premier Pass that is somewhere in between current Multipass and Premier. But it was definitely not that.

They asked for a date for your next visit and I picked a random Friday in October when we have parent teacher conferences. The prices for individual LLs went from $6 (Small World) to $30 (Rise) but the shocker was some of the mid tier ones like Astroblasters at $18, BTMR at $15, etc. Premier Pass was $449.

Ugh, a pricing plan like this just seems insane unless it somehow drives everyone out of LLs so that regular wait times get way better (hahah).

Heading to WDW next week for a shorter trip just focused on resort time and the two After Hours Parties (Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios).

Anyone have any tips for maximizing our time? We did an AH at HS back in 2024 during a spring break week that was absolutely amazing but they had way more characters back then I think and it wasn’t a sold out night.

Suspect things may be a little different as they seem to be selling out more?

Been waiting for an blue 7920v allocation for a few months and expecting one later this year. I'm very excited and love almost everything about the piece, but I can't shake this nagging idea that not having a hacking seconds function to set the time time is going to drive me crazy.

Whenever I grab a watch that has stopped I always like to set the time perfectly, both because I'm just OCD like that and also because I like to have a sense over a week or so until I might grab something else how well the watch is keeping time.

It just feels so weird to me that the piece that will (hopefully) soon by the most expensive in my collection could be the "worst" at keeping time. Am I crazy? Is there some other solution to this that I don't know about?