- Yes
- No
- Sometimes
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Without alt-tab I would never have stayed in a job for more than a week
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Always found the Windows+D combination useful at work.
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I used to be, now I struggle with all that young person stuff. 37 and I have no idea what I’m doing anymore. Someone visit me in the home.
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I am more of a ‘close tab with middle mouse button’ wanker, can’t get enough of that.
although it comboes well with ctrl+shift+t
Where’s my tab
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Felt like Mr. Computer when I discovered Windows+L, but otherwise I can’t be bothered with that life.
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Absolutely. Makes old people (i.e. anyone over the age of 35) think you’re an absolute be wizard.
Got a tiling layout in Linux that can be entirely controlled by keyboard shortcuts, for fun 
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Seeing someone copy and paste using right click menus is physically painful.
I don’t say anything, obviously, just quietly write that person off forever.
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what’s the fun one where you can turn the screen upside down? Used to be fun doing that to people
something and arrow keys
Sometimes I use Alt-F4 in online games to boost my performance
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should have a list of cool shortcuts in this thread imo
Ctrl - Windows Key - Arrow keys = minimising and maximising windows (just learnt this one which is exciting)
Win+E for a new a explorer window is surprisingly good
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I can auto pilot a lot better with keyboard shortcuts. I’m also way more productive whilst working on a phonecall
Mouse is for suckeres once you learn to tab around the screen
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didn’t know that one either, thank you for your service
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Windows + direction to set up your screen perfectly whilst normals drag and drop stuff around like fools
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Win+Q for a search prompt, can use it as a sort of application launcher. Useful for stuff that’s buried in sub menus like Calculator or Character Map
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quite like ctrl+enter in word (page break)
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