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Maybe it’s needed
I always clean it with a text editor open. This way the keys don’t trigger (many) menus and it helps for when putting them back.
I tried that once, ended up accidentally switching to single user mode and didn’t know how to get back so had to
init 6Yeah, it happens sometimes. You need to swipe the flux capacitor only with permuted water to avoid side fumbling.
This is why you get the keyboards that use USB-C cables can be unplugged at the keyboard itself.
You know you can unplug it?
Do not rob me of my air in a can.
I need to clean my laptop keyboard from a minor spill. The community method has it drying for 3-5 days.
I’m buying a second keyboard to avoid downtime.
No joke though, my partner’s MacBook will turn on with the press of any button.
We had some systems at work like that it was so annoying but there was a setting in bios to disable it at least
How would you turn the mode off? Ctrl + C? Timer? GUI button?
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