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Weaksauce. Everyone knows you configure at least one Vulcan-nerve-pinch dead-key chord that primes the following key chord to switch the layout.
Only half joking. I'm the guy with Ctrl-Super-Alt-Shift-Pause set to put the PC into Suspend mode.
Unrelatedly, I hope the meme name isn't a dog-whistle of some sort, because that really would be weaksauce.
Ooooh yeah. I didn't even consider that, but it looks like it comes from 4chan so there's a good chance you're right about the dog whistle.
My favorite part of your suspend shortcut is that you can call it "hyper pause" and that describes both the shortcut and the action lol
Thanks! I wanted something hard to hit by accident but with a nice mnemonic in it.
A cat-on-keyboard situation could just about manage it, but I don't have a cat.