#key2

[davidcuniverse]

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[tacticaltaxonomist]

Can you tell me more about your experience with the blackberry key2?

Sure! I'll assume this is in context of "Should I get one".

I have the Blackberry Key2 (BBF 100-1)

The short version:

It's an outdated phone, and while I love it (so much, I'll cry when it dies), I can't in good consciousness recommend to BUY it, except under specific circumstances.

If you want it for browsing, chatting, notetaking, and similar casual use, and don't necessarily need it for important things like bank apps (see below), then... you're possibly still better off with a Unihertz!

Why? Used Blackberrys very often have keyboard issues, and unopened/unused ones are *expensive*, you can get something like a Unihertz Titan Slim for the same money or cheaper, and that has Android 11, not 8. (I have not used their phones yet, but when my Key2 will eventually die it's where I'll look first, for lack of better options).

If you can get a used one for dirt cheap (and have 2nd phone/pc for banking apps) AND you can test the keyboard, go ahead. If you have tried the Unihertz and Blackberry keyboards, and just like Blackberry better, and are willing to shell out for the sake of the keyboard, that's of course up to you.

Hope this helped :)

The LONG version:

I love hardware keyboards on phones and had many (Sony Ericsson P900, Sony Ericsson M600, Blackberry Q10, Blackberry Priv, Blackberry Key 1). The Key2 was released in 2018 and I got mine in 2021. It's still my "daily driver" and use it for all my browsing, tumblr, discord, music, train tickets, etc. For those purposes it works perfectly good.

I do not watch videos, or play games on my phone.

The Keyboard has been super reliable for me, it even survived having a full mug of tea pured into it (don't recommend). The spacebar was sticky for a couple days after drying, but has been flawless in the months since.

The phone sits well balanced in your hand to type (unlike the PRIV and SEP900) and the keys are pleasant to type on. After 3-4 years of constant use it's got a couple dings on the black coating of the keys, but that's happened on every keyboard phone I've had so far, and is well within expected signs of use. I write the majority of my stories (and all my discord chats) on my phone, it's seen *a lot* of use. Think 90% of ALL my typing in the last 3-4 years.

Other than that, it's a different proportion than most phones on the market right now, I've not had issues, but I do remember that Pokemon Go struggled with the Key1 (same proportion) and I wouldn't be surprised if that might be an issue with other game apps too.

I LIKE that the screen (and phone) isn't enormous. In comparison I hate the Redmi Note 10 Pro's huge screen, it's inconvenient. On the Key2 you can comfortably reach everything with your thumb. Also, the screen has been REALLY GOOD about scratches, compared to non-blackberry phones. It's got some micro scratches that are only noticeable in really bright sunlight (but in no way disruptive), and a couple months ago a good 3 mm corner on the top of my screen broke off (because I dropped it on tile without a case, like an idiot), but it's got NO CRACKS, no color or light issues. Completely fine. (Comparatively: the Redmi Note 10 Pro has a huge gouge through the screen.... from... somethign???? Within the first month of owning it lol)

Big Cons of a 6 years old phone:

1. Android 8.1.0 is the newest OS, and the last security patch was in 2020. Some new apps don't work, especially ones that require high security like Banking apps! Neither my bank nor my post app work on this phone, and I do not recommend using them on it even if your app allows it.

2. You can't break a Blackberry and install a different OS like you can a Xaomi.

3. Battery is weakened. We all know this, the older batteries get, the weaker they become. If I use my phone all day on wifi and bluetooth headphones I have to charge it by the evening. I take a charging block with me when I'm out a couple hours just in case it dies. Things like mobile data browsing, location tracking, videos and games, are *hard* on your battery.

Other issues I encountered / dislike:

I hate the camera, it's a lot worse than Key1 and PRIV's. If you like taking photos with your phone this ain't it.

Fingerprint scanner. Does it have one? Sure. If no phone has ever struggled with your fingerprints you're probably fine. EVERY phone (and airport) fingerprint scanner ever has had trouble with my fingerprints, but none fail as hard as Key2s. I don't use it lol (this might be an issue with my phone specifically, the Key1 wasn't as unreliable).

If you still have more specific questions, or use cases, or "that's all fine so long it runs one(1) app can you check that for me", feel free to ask o/

[capeladev]

[lamentable-s]

˚₊⋅─── 𝐍𝐀𝐌𝐄 ───⋅ ˚₊ pr ︿ ns⁣　 :adhesive_bandage:⁣　 age worship me in my vanity :cd:　 extra ᝰ extra　 :key2:

˚₊⋅─── 𝐍𝐀𝐌𝐄 ───⋅ ˚₊ pr ︿ ns⁣　 :adhesive_bandage:⁣　 age **worship me in my vanity** :cd:　 extra ᝰ extra　 :key2:

[scarlet742]

Communication is the key2:

The entire bloodline of King men

Kings: we can be mad at each other while you are sitting on my lap

[plural-templates]

Helloo!! Could you possibly make a Bendy themed template (Bendy from Bendy and the ink machine!) /nf !

∯﹕︶ name ⥾ ： age ⁺∕∖ :key2: :candle:， ∠ prns . prns . prns ∿ ． ⋘﹐ txtxt ,, ∈ ―:black_heart:︷ txtxt ∝：

◖⊂． boundary 1 .. y|a|n .◜✰ :pencil: :movie_camera:—◟ boundary 2 .. y|a|n ﹒⪨⸝⋆ ᶻz﹢◟ boundary 3 .. y|a|n ﹚:unlock:．

:bulb:﹒▸ txtxt ！:black_nib: ★ :thought_balloon:–⊂ txtxt ⸝⸝＞:8ball:

i hope this works!!

(sorry that it took so long i thought i posted this already :headinhands:)

[mirqmarq428]

Powershell syntax is not confusing

(you are just confused because posix compliant shells have corrupted your mind)

> do-action -param "string" $variable (do this first) [type]value

To declare a function:

function do-mythings {

param([int]$argument)

$argument + 5

}

> do-mythings -arg 5

10

That's all you need to get started.

Numbers are just numbers.

Inline math just works. Parentheses for order of operations.

Strings you put in quotes - double quotes allow interpolation, single quotes don't. This is the same as sh.

All variables are prefixed with $s. Even when declaring them. This makes slightly more sense than sh.

A region in {squirrelly braces} gets the [scriptblock] data type. It's like a lambda but comprehensible by mere mortals.

if (test) {success} else {fail} - the test is always executed first because (). Success and fail conditions only depending on the test. They're script blocks. No weird special syntax, if may as well be a user function.

Functions can be named anything, but the convention is Verb-PlaceThing. Not case sensitive.

Named arguments are specified with a single hyphen, like MIT Unix software (xorg for instance). If there is only one parameter the name is optional, etc. Param names can be abbreviated as long as they aren't ambiguous. This is also easy to follow with your own functions, unlike in sh (fricking hate getopt).

Types are inferred dynamically because it's easier to write scripts that way. If you need to force something (variable, expression, whatever) to have a specific type, put it in [brackets] beforehand. The type names are the same as c# and every other post-algol language. For comparison, posix shell only has one type, String.

To make an array, @(item1, item2, etc)

To make a hashtable, @{

key1 = val1

key2 = val2

}

Adding strings concatenates them together. Adding numbers adds their values. If this is not satisfactory, declare their types and it will work.

All expressions are technically objects with properties and methods. $var.property returns the value of that property. $var.invokeMethod() runs the method, which is just a function built into that data type by some poor intern 20 years ago.

Pipes (|) work similarly to sh, but transfer objects. The current object in the pipeline is always the variable $_.

As a bonus, here's a one-liner for opening Internet Explorer on Windows 11 (they lied, it's still there, they will never remove it)

(new-object -com "InternetExplorer.application").visible = $true

COM is an old windows api. Com Objects are just instances of apps. We open internet explorer as a com object.

The parentheses sets that as an expression, and its return value _is_ the exploder. It has properties like visibility, which is $false by default. This is boring so set it to $true. Now we have a real working instance of an app they've been trying to remove for years, because they can't actually remove it merely hide it away. As long as the windows api can parse HTML, this will still work.

[spaceoperajay]

which keyboard phone did you buy? is it the unihertz ones?

I'll be clutching to my blackberry key2 until it falls apart (i recently poured tea on it and almost cried, but it lives on!) but stuff like bank and post apps are stopping support for android 8 and it's *gonna* die eventually, so i've been keeping my eyes n ears open.

yep its the unihertz i got the default titan!

soldier on little blackberry key2 o7

i like the unihertz overall. they were not lying about it being chunky but i have pretty small hands and its comfortable.

the only real issue is theres a way to scroll with the middle part of the keyboard (and you need to bcuz the touch screen is too sensitive for scrolling and it ends up clicking everything) but if your hands are sweaty at all it gets a bit glitchy. also i think the titan default is an operating system behind the other two titans which i didnt think until about as a longevity issue.

but overall i love having a physical keyboard its just a little thing in life that is soooo much nicer. the battery life is above average. its truly is fucking durable although i havent tested putting it underwater yet. you could probably fling it as a weapon in a dangerous situation.

[inkymink]

What kind of camera do you use for your pics?

Most of the photos I've been posting were taken with a 18 megapixel Schneider-Kreuznach lens autofocus digital camera, which came standard in the now sadly discontinued Blackberry Priv smartphone.

Photos from January 2023 onward were taken with the inbuilt camera in the Blackberry Key2, which is not quite as nice, but has the advantage of being attached to a device that can function for longer than 10 minutes at a time.

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[davidcuniverse]

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[gianhovn]

Sửa Chữa Màn Hình Vsmart Live, BlackBerry KEY2 - Bảo Hành Sau Khi Thay Mới - Tư Vấn Mua Đúng Điện Thoại

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[rhazimpulsivelyposts]

Like ok I get it BlackBerry is supposed to be secure and that’s the whole selling point, but when you don’t update your phones anymore anyways you should just let us ROOT them 🥺

Why are there no custom ROMs for the Key2? BB’s hardware really runs a check to make sure the software was signed by BB first?! Really? 😭

You made your own phones obsolete 😭 im stuck on 8.1 forever? There has to be a way. I got my Priv running normal android I thought? 🤔 I can’t remember. I don’t even know what happened to my Blackberry Priv 🤔 my druggy Pisces ex probably broke it when he broke everything in our room.

Anyways ~ I ordered a new keyboard replacement for my Key2. Wish me fixing luck. I haven’t broken a phone open on over 6 years xD but it doesn’t really matter because the phone is stuck on 8.1

[abcd08347]

JavaScript: Techniques for Checking if a Key Exists in an Object

JavaScript, which plays a role in web development provides several methods to verify the existence of a key in an object . This ability is vital for coding and effective management of data structures. Let’s explore some techniques that developers can utilize to determine javascript check if key exists in object typescript — a skill when working with this versatile programming language. 1. Utilizing the `hasOwnProperty` Method One used approach to check for the presence of a key in an object involves employing the `Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty()` method. This method returns a value indicating whether the object possesses the specified property, as its own ( than inheriting it). const myObject = { key1:’value1', key2:’value2' }; console.log(myObject.hasOwnProperty(‘key1’)); // true console.log(myObject.hasOwnProperty(‘key3’)); // false 2. The `in` Operator Another way to check if a key exists in an object is by using the `in` operator. This operator returns `true` if the specified property is in the object, whether it’s an own property or inherited. const myObject = { key1: ‘value1’, key2: ‘value2’ }; console.log(‘key1’ in myObject); // true console.log(‘key3’ in myObject); // false 3. Direct Property Access You can also verify the presence of a key by accessing the property and checking if it is not defined. However there is a drawback, to this approach; if the property exists but its value is `undefined` it will give an indication that the property does not exist. const myObject = { key1: ‘value1’, key2: undefined }; console.log(myObject.key1 !== undefined); // true console.log(myObject.key2 !== undefined); // false, but key2 exists! 4. Using `Object.keys()` `Object.keys()` returns an array of a given object’s property names. You can check if the array includes the key in question. const myObject = { key1: ‘value1’, key2: ‘value2’ }; console.log(Object.keys(myObject).includes(‘key1’)); // true console.log(Object.keys(myObject).includes(‘key3’)); // false Best Practices and Considerations – Choosing the Right Method: check if key exists in object typescript, The choice of method depends on the specific requirements of your code. If you need to check for own properties only, `hasOwnProperty` is the most suitable. For checking both own and inherited properties, the `in` operator is ideal. – Understanding Undefined Values: When using direct property access, be cautious about properties that exist but are set to `undefined`. – Performance Considerations: If you’re checking multiple keys in a large object, using `Object.keys()` might have performance implications. In such cases, direct property access or `hasOwnProperty` might be more efficient. Conclusion Mastering the techniques to check if the key exists in the object typescript is crucial for JavaScript developers. Each method has its own use case and understanding when to use which method can significantly enhance your code’s efficiency and reliability. By mastering these techniques, you can handle JavaScript objects and JavaScript Web Performance with PartyTown more effectively, ensuring robust and error-free code.