Hey guys! I want to build my first custom mechanical keyboard, I'm currently using a Razer Blackwidow Tournament Edition v2, but it started giving me problems like double typing and i think that Razer Orange switches are not that great feedback wise.
I'm still wondering about picking a 80 or 60 percent keyboard, as I'm a programmer and I use the arrows very often,.
I think I want some black blank keycaps, and some rgb in the back is not necessary, but i would like if it wouldn't skyrocket the price...
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I came for your expertise.
Thoughts on a basic keyboard for a beginner?
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Bjerrk
- Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
- Main keyboard: Cherry G80-1800 & Models F & M
- Main mouse: Mouse Keys, Trackpoint, Trackball
- Favorite switch: IBM Buckling Springs+Beamspring, Alps Plate Spring
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paperWasp
- Location: Czech Republic, Europe
- Main keyboard: CHERRY G80-3000 S TKL
- Main mouse: Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse 2.0
- Favorite switch: MX Brown
X-posting (cross posting) is indeed a form of spam but I can understand why OP wants to collect opinions from different communities.
Look at my short comparison of two tenkeyless keyboards I use for professional professional programming work.
Look at my short comparison of two tenkeyless keyboards I use for professional professional programming work.
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Findecanor
- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- DT Pro Member: 0011
The other post was a year old. When people cross-post to multiple communities, they usually do it in the same week.
Also, the format of the username follows the pattern that these spambots use.
Also, the format of the username follows the pattern that these spambots use.
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paperWasp
- Location: Czech Republic, Europe
- Main keyboard: CHERRY G80-3000 S TKL
- Main mouse: Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse 2.0
- Favorite switch: MX Brown
OK, didn't check the date.
I just wonder what's the purpose of such a spambot?
It doesn't provide any links and just adds an item to a discussion board.
I just wonder what's the purpose of such a spambot?
It doesn't provide any links and just adds an item to a discussion board.-
Bjerrk
- Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
- Main keyboard: Cherry G80-1800 & Models F & M
- Main mouse: Mouse Keys, Trackpoint, Trackball
- Favorite switch: IBM Buckling Springs+Beamspring, Alps Plate Spring
In principle, I could agree with you. But it is just not the case.paperWasp wrote: ↑14 Jul 2021, 11:49X-posting (cross posting) is indeed a form of spam but I can understand why OP wants to collect opinions from different communities.
Look at my short comparison of two tenkeyless keyboards I use for professional professional programming work.
The forum has been receiving a lot of spam threads lately, and all of them follow the exact same format. This is why I immediately knew that it was spam, and thus Googled the first sentence of the thread to find it repeated elsewhere.
The modus operandi is this:
* The user has a username of the form XxxxxYyyyy (camel case)
* A post from another forum is reycled
* After people have replied to the post for a while, the content is appended with spam links to dubious websites.
