[darkwater]

> of the Dvorak keyboard

Ok, I'm going to shame myself in public for this but, I always thought they were "DVORAK keyboards" and they were called this way just like the "AZERTY keyboards", that is, the first 6 letters of the first row were "DVORAK".

[tmtvl]

There's no shame in not knowing something or inferring wrong conclusions from facts you do know. From left to right the first 6 keys of the top row are:

  ',.pyf

Which isn't as catchy as Dvorak.

[user_7832]

Unfortunately python scripts turn out to be not as vulnerable to character escaping exploits.

Character escape, in this context, of course, refers to the keys themselves flying out of the keyboard, this being a hardware product and all.

[tmtvl]

Did you reply to the wrong comment? I can't see anything here to do with either Python or hardware.

[spixy]

quick search shows that .pyf is some Python file (interface between Python and Fortran) so it was a joke I guess

[user_7832]

It was a bad joke, a .py and an apostrophe character reminded me of an SQL injection escape.

...Yeah I don't work in SQL if it wasn't obvious lol

[ninju]

Or on a US keyboard its known as QWERTY :-)

[teekert]

Uhm TIL…