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- seebart
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- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: Rotation
- Main mouse: Steelseries Sensei
- Favorite switch: IBM capacitive buckling spring
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Ahh...well users above the age of 88 like kbdfr deserve this type of respect.
- pixelheresy
- Location: Åland
- Main keyboard: Pok3r Vortex (work); IBM Model M (home)
- Main mouse: Rollermouse Pro
- Favorite switch: IBM Buckling Spring; Alps SKCM Orange
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seebart wrote: ↑Ahh...well users above the age of 88 like kbdfr deserve this type of respect.
Yeah kbdfr sold me two of the modules. the controller, and some of the caps I am using (some of the white relegendables, the numpad, the grey arrow keys). I tracked down most of the colored keycaps, the official blind keyblanks (in black, no less), and I found the Swedish QWERTY module locally as NOS.
No, it was a very cool, fun little project and having shortcuts and buttons galore is just geeky fun.
- seebart
- Offtopicthority Instigator
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: Rotation
- Main mouse: Steelseries Sensei
- Favorite switch: IBM capacitive buckling spring
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I know. Great project. And since kbdfr doesn't seem to care for my little age flame jokes I should refrain...pixelheresy wrote: ↑seebart wrote: ↑Ahh...well users above the age of 88 like kbdfr deserve this type of respect.
Yeah kbdfr sold me two of the modules. the controller, and some of the caps I am using (some of the white relegendables, the numpad, the grey arrow keys). I tracked down most of the colored keycaps, the official blind keyblanks (in black, no less), and I found the Swedish QWERTY module locally as NOS.
No, it was a very cool, fun little project and having shortcuts and buttons galore is just geeky fun.
- seebart
- Offtopicthority Instigator
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: Rotation
- Main mouse: Steelseries Sensei
- Favorite switch: IBM capacitive buckling spring
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- Location: Cambridge, UK
- Main keyboard: Poker Pure Pro
- Main mouse: Zowie ZA12
- Favorite switch: Cherry Red
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Hi guys, I'll post a pic once I've cleared all the beer cans off my desk
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- Location: Cambridge, UK
- Main keyboard: Poker Pure Pro
- Main mouse: Zowie ZA12
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What do you think? the speakers don't match because one was in a window for a few years, the sun bleached it
The keyboard is a pure pro - better pic here:
Wacom art tablet on the left for left handed Osu! and general use. Right hand mouse for first person shooters and mousey stuff. I suck with left handed mice. Both monitors are IPS, the main one is 16:10 dell, beautiful thing. The alternate is a cheap 16:9 IPS that I got for free.
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- Location: Romania
- Main keyboard: Razer Blackwidow Ultimate
- Main mouse: Steelseries Rival 100
- Favorite switch: MX Blue
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I'm fine with 60%, in fact I love the form factor and it doesn't affect my productivity.zslane wrote:Don't forget to get a bigger keyboard while you're at it.Andrei P wrote: ↑I'm hopping to get a bigger desk and bigger monitor in the near future
@gogusrl it looks that high from the photo, but it's not that bad in reality. I admit I could have put it a tad lower, but hey, don't want to put 4 more holes into the wall.
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- 2ter
- Location: vienna, austria
- Main keyboard: olympia carrera or m from 87, apple M0118 (office)
- Main mouse: wheel mouse optical
- Favorite switch: clicky
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- Location: Cambridge, UK
- Main keyboard: Poker Pure Pro
- Main mouse: Zowie ZA12
- Favorite switch: Cherry Red
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2ter, love the speakers, keyboard and mouse selections - but what's the story on the wall mounted bicycle seats?
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- Location: United States
- Main keyboard: Phantom TKL
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wobbled wrote: ↑Will black curtains look better in my setup lads?
Nice setup. What deskmat you got there? That looks perfect for me.
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wobbled wrote: ↑Will black curtains look better in my setup lads?
Nice setup. What deskmat you got there? That looks perfect for me.
- wobbled
- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: HHKB PD-KB300 Pro 1
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Master 3
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- Location: United States
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Nice. I really dig how thin it is. Managed to find one that's 300mmx780mm, which is even better for me. That's a ModelF-122 or whatever right? You paint the case yourself?
- 2ter
- Location: vienna, austria
- Main keyboard: olympia carrera or m from 87, apple M0118 (office)
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speakers, keyboard and mouse are simple classics. i didn't mean to, but while putting together my bicycles i startet to accumulate more and more seats. then i saw a pic from a collector on flickr and decidet to hang them on the wall too. the left one is an old zeus pista seat i really like, and the center one i remodeled and recovered with fresh leather http://katzenhaar.tumblr.com/post/11025 ... red-saddle. the rest is nos ones from the 80ies.DerpyDash_xAD wrote: ↑2ter, love the speakers, keyboard and mouse selections - but what's the story on the wall mounted bicycle seats?
what sparks your interest? the desk, the audio equipment, the industrial shelving or the viennese old building flat?ramnes wrote: ↑I want to visit you, 2ter!
- Khers
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- Location: Sweden
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- Main mouse: Logitech MX Ergo
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Zoom out and you'll see an ugly cable nest under the desk. From this angle, however, it looks rather neat, if I may say so myself. I should really do something about that headphone cable.
- 2ter
- Location: vienna, austria
- Main keyboard: olympia carrera or m from 87, apple M0118 (office)
- Main mouse: wheel mouse optical
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It's a Vivanco speaker selector switch. Audiophiles probably wouldn't use it. I use it to switch betwee the big, the small speakers and headphones at the desk. it also allows me to connect demanding headphones to the speaker outputs.t8c wrote: ↑ Nice going! What is the audio control device?
- depletedvespene
- Location: Chile
- Main keyboard: IBM Model F122
- Main mouse: Logitech G700s
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My setup: TV, laptop with three monitors, a secondary computer to the side. And my dear Model M SSK, of course.
Not pictured: the speakers (they're right behind the laptop's screen; the secondary computer itself and the DROBO (both are in the table's lower surface); the REST of the cable chaos.
- Madhias
- BS TORPE
- Location: Wien, Austria
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- Main mouse: Wacom tablet
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Cool desk made of this Verschalungsbretter! Also nice chair, desk, mouse and keyboard! Are those some special saddles on the wall? Like the one I once ordered probably drunken from an Australian guy?2ter wrote: ↑my setup:
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- 2ter
- Location: vienna, austria
- Main keyboard: olympia carrera or m from 87, apple M0118 (office)
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Thanks, it took me quite a while to find the extra long Verschalungsbretter.
The chair is some Swedish industrial design i found at Karla, the desk used to be my grandparents walnut dining table, Mouse and Keyboard where bought at Vienna flea markets.
The perforated one in the center is diy, drilled for more grip and ventilation and to make the saddle a tad softer, something they used to do in the 70ies. The heavily used one is a Zeus Pista, my favorite saddle i took off my daily ride because i am afraid i can't find a replacement .The rest is nos 70ies and 80ies saddles. Nothing as elaborate as the one you got.
The chair is some Swedish industrial design i found at Karla, the desk used to be my grandparents walnut dining table, Mouse and Keyboard where bought at Vienna flea markets.
The perforated one in the center is diy, drilled for more grip and ventilation and to make the saddle a tad softer, something they used to do in the 70ies. The heavily used one is a Zeus Pista, my favorite saddle i took off my daily ride because i am afraid i can't find a replacement .The rest is nos 70ies and 80ies saddles. Nothing as elaborate as the one you got.