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I really enjoy typing with Dvorak, it feels a lot more natural now than Qwerty. A few things:

-I would leave the physical keys alone, that way you learn to touch type and don't cheat.
-You should probably practice qwerty a bit after you've gotten the hang of Dvorak, so that you can use other people's computers.
-Binding keys can be weird. For TF2, you can bind [,] fine, so you can just go through your config and shift all the keys around. I would also recommend having a shortcut to swap between dvorak and qwerty (I used Ctrl-Shift) so that you don't have to always rebind stuff.
-All lot of the shortcuts are messed up (ie Ctrl-C can't be done with one hand), so if that's an issue you could consider Colemak.

TLDR: I enjoy it, you should try it, no issues with bindings in tf2.

RIP

Anything by H.G. Wells if you can stand older sounding english.

I'm currently using air, which is another win8/metro style
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I was a lazy fuck in high school and didn't have any summer jobs.

Then got into a co-op program, and after one term of uni got a job at RIM.

Is that an oldschool "No Signal" in the corner under the logo?

I just blocked the ip

I was bored of my old alias, so I was going through a bunch of pun names. I had just got a Boston Boom Bringer, so I came up with "Dewey Decibel Sound System." And over time I just dropped the rest of the name and went with Dewey.

http://www.bunicomic.com/ - Dark humour in a bright world

I see a lot of people using songs for http://incompetech.com/music/

I haven't looked through it, so I don't know if any of them are suited for a frag vid, but given the number of songs, there's probably a couple.

But haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaats :C

Piano and Guitar, with a bit of saxophone in high school.