If you’re a computer programmer, you probably know Stack Overflow. It’s a very popular and really handy question-and-answer website devoted to answering programming questions. In other words, if you ...

Developer Q&A site Stack Overflow marked April Fools' Day last year by making a fake announcement about the launch of a three-key "copy/paste" keyboard. It was an insider joke, a nod to the common ...

A compact, tongue-in-cheek keyboard built solely to allow developers to copy and paste code has had an update and now comes with two RGB LEDs to light up the developer experience. According to The Key ...

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We all do it. We go too fast and mess up a keystroke when we’re trying to execute a keyboard function. If only there was a solution, we dolefully sigh. And lo, one appears. This brand new keyboard ...

What just happened? Programming website Stack Overflow's April Fools' day mechanical keyboard that became a real product is getting an update. The Key 2.0 introduces RGB lighting and hot-swappable ...

Editor's take: The tech industry has become enamored with April Fool's Day as of late. By that, I mean we are increasingly seeing more and more gags being developed into actual products. The latest ...