Modular Keyboard Let's You Rearrange All The Keys

This is the Puzzle Keyboard by designer Wan Fu Chuna. It's a modular keyboard with individual keys that can be snapped together in any combination. As you can see, whoever made the one in the picture got really creative and basically made A REGULAR-ASS KEYBOARD with some of the function keys rearranged. How daring!
Thanks to Michael, who agrees the only useful purpose of a modular keyboard is making your home row spell dirty words.
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