deskthority

I read into this thread expecting there to be Star Citizen discussion (RSI Robert Space Industries).
I was wrong.
I have never had these problems with typing, I do however suffer from skin irritation on my forearms from flailing my mouse around, rubbing on the edge of my table and mouse pad.

If I've ordered and I pay but the stock doesn't match the quantity in the OP does that mean the OP is out of date and I will receive the items I've ordered, or I have to wait until they're in stock and then it will be shipped?
This is what I ordered:
ALPSMC |Clicky | 0.24|110|110|26.40
|Shipping ...

It'd frazzle me to a crisp!
October 20
Didn’t notice Kitty (our cat) sneaking into the car before I left for work this morning. By the time I got back to the car after work, Kitty had died and swollen up to the size of a shopping bag and stuck to the upholstery. The car now smells like Whiskettes ...

Halvar wrote: So you only used the "Hi-Lift" stuff as it is? Nice result!

Yup yup

webwit wrote: - snip -

I would have been disappointed if someone didn't make this joke

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*Update - 5 hours later
Cooking is done!
http://i.imgur.com/uyE5vFx.jpg
Before

http://i.imgur.com/XdV1Rao.jpg
After!!!
It worked brilliantly, no eating on the surface and came out the original colour.
The brand is Hi Lift, 40 vol 200ml 12%. Got it for $8 at the local chemist and ...

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I actually ended up not using any oxi booster in this mix because I read on the retr0bright instructions that it may have some adverse reactions with non-pure peroxide solutions.

http://i.imgur.com/nxl1cwC.jpg
This is what it contains. If it's safe enough for hair ...

Pretty sure these are domes and not the good kind :)
Aussie eBay seller has had one listed for ages.

It'd be the same one most likely :P
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Honeywell-Vintage-Keyboard/281418517713?_trksid=p2050601.c100103.m2451&_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc ...

Heya,

Found this Honeywell on ebay and was wondering what switch this was. My guess is rubber domes but I'm not sure.


If you could help me identify this it would be great

I am not jealous!
I am not jealous!
I am not jealous!
Damn you I'm jealous!

Any news on stock for the Matias clicky?
Also, first time looking into this thread. Does the 4 euro shipping apply for international shipping, i.e. Australia?

Oooh, ADDS. I have their 1010 terminal keyboard in my possession. No milage on it either, it's like new. No inverted T arrows though
http://imgur.com/a/vq9iQ
$4 at a garage sale.

Yeah, I'm just teasing. It's not like you trashed some fresh ones. Matias makes damped switches too, of course, and your AEK would be more authentic with a clean set of those…

I just wish MX could be damped on the upstroke as well as the down.

I'm not so worried about it being authentic... ish ...

I'm really sloppy with my pinkies when typing unfortunately, so the big enter saves me from making too making too many mistakes. I'm especially sloppy with my right pinky, so much so that I've never touched the RShift on my keyboard... I can safely life without it.

See, you went and wrecked 'em, man! Should have gone straight to Matias in the first place…

Despite what Daniel says, the damped tactile switches in AEK IIs are jolly nice, in my opinion. They were Alps' attempt to solve the same issue as Topre's (super costly) Type S. The sound of a good damped ...

I think I may just replace all the switches with matias click. The existing switches are so gammy that I can't type on them.

sth wrote: -snip-

Forgot to mention, I took the dampeners out. They sucked, lol

Great work! Now I want one.

Heya fellas!

My AEKII's switches are in need of a good lube as they've become quite gammy to depress.
Was wondering what the ideal lube and techniques were for "playing" with my Alps switches? ;) huehuehue
Do the same lubes commonly used on cherry sliders work well with Alps?

Would love it if you ...

Works like an absolute champ! In fact, using it to type this message right now :D
http://i.imgur.com/ieCUKbV.jpg
The bridging of the Ground and Reset was a little bit of a pain in the ass as a one man job, being farish away from my computer, it stopped being much of a pain in the ass when I ...

Laptops do indeed make a better job of backlighting than mechanical keyboards have achieved, so far:
Mind, I have that very backlight off 99% of the time on my MacBook Pro. It's only useful when typing unusual strings in the dark. But that's touch typing and keyboard snobbery for you!

Do you know ...

I like what you're trying to do with the ADDS, but hooking a Teensy up to the matrix in parallel with the stock controller… hmm, could be trouble. Because when you strobe the matrix, you will strobe the output lines on the original controller, too. I don't know if this is risky, but I do suspect ...

Muirium wrote: There are ways around such problems…

http://en.savefrom.net

Nope.jpg Doesn't work. Neither do my VPNs :/

DerpyDash_xAD wrote: This needs a codename, any ideas?

Beefy Miracle 2.0 Electric Boogaloo

Linus has done a video on this keyboard but has been an absolute **** about region locking it. You wouldn't have anything to do with this would you?

I have a ADDS 1010 terminal keyboard that I got a garage sale for $4, which I'm attempting to revive by attaching a teensy off of the main IC and using Hasu's keyboard firmware flashed with the stock matrix. http://imgur.com/a/vq9iQ (Process so far)

Also I haz this Maple 122 key terminal keyboard ...

Sorry about all the pics. I thought verbosity would be best

I don't have a use for the keyboard unfortunately, I'm not a fan of the layout. I will likely salvage it to make my own 60% that I'll use for my laptop

Bought this little beauty off of ebay not long back for $18 inc postage. Should be a nice harvest for other things :)

http://i.imgur.com/CY9tbyJ.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/J3F4xyy.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/rTUQohn.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ECAx3sJ.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Mu0yi09.jpg
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jacobolus wrote:I’m too sleepy to think about this now, but I recommend you post in hasu's tmk_firmware geekhack thread: http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=41989.0

Thanks,
Will do!

Problem: Following the guide to Hasu's keyboard firmware but it appears to only be for 60% keyboards. How do I find the necessary info for full size keyboards?
I'm assuming it makes no difference, but I don't know the names of the keys (when making the keymaps) that are excluded on the 60% units ...