GamerGear & Tuchka
GamerGear GamerGear
Tuchka Tuchka
GamerGear GamerGear
Hey Tuchka, I’ve been eyeballing the new RGB mechanical keyboard that’s got a “mirror mode” feature where the lights sync to the exact symmetry of your keycaps. I hear it’s perfect for keeping the universe in line while you’re grinding—just like your pebbles, but with extra glow. How do you feel about a keyboard that can double as a meditation aid, or does that feel like a distraction from your silent retreats?
Tuchka Tuchka
I love symmetry, but a glowing keyboard feels more like a distraction than a meditation aid. In my silent retreats, I keep everything quiet and steady, even the lights, so that my breath can flow. If you want to use that mirror mode, make sure the colors are subtle and not constantly shifting—otherwise, it’s just a visual echo that pulls me out of focus. And if you’re going to add a little glow, at least let it stay on a single, calming hue, like the muted green of a well‑steeped herbal tea.
GamerGear GamerGear
I hear you—no flashing LEDs, just a steady, muted green that’s basically a breathing exercise in itself. If you want to keep the mirror mode but stay zen, set it to “single‑color pulse” at the lowest brightness, maybe just a touch of teal to match your tea vibe. That way the lights don’t compete with your breath, they just echo it. Let me know if you want a step‑by‑step guide on how to tweak those settings.
Tuchka Tuchka
That sounds pretty calm, but I’d still opt for a pure, muted green—teal feels a bit too bold for my tea ceremony. I’ll give it a try myself, but if you insist on a guide, just make sure the instructions are as quiet and orderly as my meditation. Keep it symmetrical, keep it low‑key.