deskthority

So I decided to try this myself. I bought some original C64 keycaps and the Shapeways converters. Unfortunately the tolerances on the converters are not very good, and the male ends are generally too thick. I tried to force one into a C64 cap with some WD40 but it cracked the key. Not sure what to ...

Now I think you are smoking some good stuff ;-) Actually I have wondered why Yes and No aren't keys on standard keyboards, since that is the most basic form of acknowledgement. But I figure it has to do with keys needing to have multiple uses in different contexts. e.g Enter often serves the purpose ...

Anyone make a rj10 to teensy adapter?

Amazing that I just came across this post this evening by accident. I've been working on a similar layout. I feel I am nearly finished my design. Probably the main difference is that mine keeps the Shift keys, and focuses on having only four thumb keys. I decided it was just too uncomfortable to ...