Is it possible to live without a car in places like Calgary? In my personal opinion, it is not. The truth is, once you are past a certain hour, and want to get to a place far away from a train station, there are literally more flights to Toronto per hour than buses running to the neighborhood next to you. However, I have a few friends who managed to live without a license even up until this point, and it sort of blows my mind. To see how it is to live like them, about a month ago, I decided to go a whole day without my car. In the morning, I hitched a ride with my dad, who dropped me off at the university. I stayed until evening, where I was to attend an event. After the event, I got a ride with my friend to church, where we met with a few other friends. From there, we decided to go out for food, so I got a ride there as well. When we were done, someone drove me home. What can I say? I was successful, although some of my friends were a bit skeptical at first, because they explained to me I was not a girl, like my friends without licenses. Of course, this brings about the question: Why were my friends skeptical about my plan, because I was not a girl? Clearly, although the ability to hitch a ride with others is probably more dependent on other people's willingness rather than your gender, your gender will certainly play a role in their willingness. Projecting into the keyboard world, what makes a keyboard desirable? The intrinsic factor is probably the typing experience, but nowadays, I think it is more than that. With the popularity of RGB backlights and epic illumination effects like the SteelSeries Apex M800, your keyboard's ability to put on a light show is no longer a tertiary factor. Today, we will take a look at the G.Skill Ripjaws KM780 RGB mechanical keyboard. With some pretty cool lighting effects under the hood, here is my proposition: Although the desirability of a keyboard is probably more dependent on its typing experience rather than its lighting effects, its lighting effects will certainly play a role in its desirability. Let us see if G.Skill's first foray into the keyboard market is a winner on both fronts!