deskthority

Someone made something related, the "VT-69 Nice Edition": http://violence.works/

maybe the most feasible option would be a BASIC interpreter running native on the MCU — providing a user experience similar to having BASIC on a 8-bit computer. yeah, that's pretty much what i'm aiming for right now. The Raspberry Pi Pico is as cheap as a Pro Micro clone -— which is very popular fo...

hi all, thanks for the replies, however, the ready model 100, commander x16, emulating c64s, raspberry pi pico, and the sneakbox are all really very unrelated to the topic of this thread other than the connections which are "vaguely modular computer" or "retro related computer" which are not the sub...

That's nice - thanks for the info. You say you don't like damaged keys, so if you're looking to get rid of it, let me know perhaps, I think it's kinda cute.

Thanks, I hate it

AdrianMan wrote: ↑

12 Jan 2021, 20:48

As someone who is not familiar with more than the classic model M / F and a few alps & cherry boards, I feel offended by this thread !

thank u

by the way, what keyboard are those key caps from? the alphanumerics, shift, break (stop), and enter - they're super pretty. I searched around, but I couldn't find much. kinda busy these days! the original keyboard can be found in my last post here's the link https://deskthority.net/viewtopic.php?f...

where's the fun in that

dude, disco elysium is the shit

disco what?

Weezer wrote: ↑

29 Dec 2020, 07:52

Did you get the 3277 with the funky numpad that was up for a while?

what do you mean by "funky numpad"?

headphone_jack wrote: ↑

28 Dec 2020, 19:34

Spill already, we want to see this!

okok... took it out of the box...

Close but its actually the extremely rare aluminium cased Chester Creek LearningBoard A Full Featured Keyboard. No images exist of it online but what a steal to get it for $500. imagine if you could get 7 of them for $27.25 each & FREE Shipping . That's the plastic version. I know... that's why I s...

I know what it is. IBM M15 with numpad NOS? Close but its actually the extremely rare aluminium cased Chester Creek LearningBoard A Full Featured Keyboard. No images exist of it online but what a steal to get it for $500. imagine if you could get 7 of them for $27.25 each & FREE Shipping .

CallmeJohn wrote: ↑

28 Dec 2020, 08:57

I know what it is.

IBM M15 with numpad NOS?

The Christmas break is kind of boring, so I thought I'd post another picture of my IBM M15 with numpad NOS

by the way, what keyboard are those key caps from? the alphanumerics, shift, break (stop), and enter - they're super pretty. I searched around, but I couldn't find much. Assuming those are abs, you can repair the dent in the shift by using abs welding compound. It temporarily turns plastic into slig...

i love the key caps - what do they look like on the underside? i know they're fujitsu mount. specifically esc, shift, enter on this new one.

beautiful build, absolutely adorable.

why would you even say that Back in 2010 there was a Christmas meme of a kid staring to a dog wraped in gift paper and saying "I hope it's a PS3". The part number situation and the "I swear is not an M15" made me remember that :D Sorry. I'm deeply offended j/k i photoshopped the part #, it's someth...

tbh all the cluster buttons i have are in pairs, like back/forward, next/prev tab, next/prev window, next/prev desktop, left/right arrow. so i think it might be space saving to have small levers you can push back and forth instead of pairs of buttons for me. so like if i had 12 such small levers the...

oh no the g600 already has a layer system haha

why would you even say that

i swear it's not a IBM Lexmark M15 with numpad NOS

what is "WTC" anyways? assuming not the world trade center

look guys those hints are getting a bit on the nose

blacked out parts cause that would be too easy

is there a way to use the ploopy with other sensors, like eg the logitech hero? The tracking improvements from the 3310 to the 3360 were huge, the 3360 to the Hero... not so much. The 3360 (originally the Logitich exclusive 3366 in the original G502 and G303) has the benefit of better surface tunin...

I use the G600 now and I just can't imagine using anything else. The moba cluster is so, sooo useful for desktop productivity. I have so much stuff going on there. I agree that they're mushy, they're made out of the same stuff that was used for number buttons on the very cheapest mobile phones back ...

Well, I guess now everyone will immediately know what this is...

m_raggie wrote: ↑

25 Dec 2020, 00:29

F77?

Oh hell no, I'm not that rich! That would easily go past $500, especially with import duty and tax on top.