deskthority

webwit wrote:

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That is an excellent solution. Kind of pricey though. Need a couple more keyboards first.

bugfix wrote:

intealls wrote:The rest of the apartment looks a lot worse than that desk unfortunately.

Baah. Who has time to clean. Too much interesting stuff going on.

My cat sadly has already died several years ago, but I'm pretty damn sure there is no way I could have a drink and the cat on the desk at the same time. Somehow no matter what type of food or drinks I had, the cat wanted to have them. I am surprised that yours entirely ignores it (and everything el...

Lethal Squirrel wrote:I've always wanted a desk cat

sixty wrote:He requires to accept such a cat.

Mrinterface wrote:What's that cat doing there? What make is it?

you are all correct, i accept this desk cat. black make.

The thing that bugged me most when visiting paris was that it's kind of difficult to actually purchase stuff you want. To get cigarettes, you had to scour back allies for dedicated tobacco shops, they didn't have them in convenience stores (at least none I visited). And that's kind of frustrating wh...

Figured I'm gonna get rid of my ALPS boards. Too stiff for me. Anyone know how much these are worth? It's an SGI-board with dampened yellow ALPS. It's in good condition, and I know it hasn't been used much. ANSI layout. sgi.jpg FK-5001. Case and some keys are yellowed, the calculator works though. G...

But then again, he does require to accept such a cat. And that has to count for something.

Assuming that the spring is shaped identically in both switches, this would mean that the old and new switch would have the exact same spring constant. At least according to the data found here and here . No regarded variables differ between the steel types. This kind of makes sense, since the sprin...

So, Cherry would never cut costs by using cheaper materials? Quality above profit? Right. Their current G80-3000 case construction is just as good as it ever was, as well.

Looks great. I had some trouble getting D6 to work, it just made the LED on the Teensy act up. I don't know if the code is to blame or if I misconfigured something. In the end I just used a different pin. This was with dmw's HH firmware when hacking up an AEK II. Compiles beautifully (on Linux) and ...

I've got an older blue-based board (with the wide lettering) that feels quite a bit smoother than my 2010 one. Don't know if it's down to wear or different materials, but I'm guessing the latter (the old board didn't seem to ever have been used). Edit: Just noticed that the older switch 'rolls out' ...

That mouse/mousepad looks identical to the Sun (Type 4?) ones. If you want one, I've got a couple laying around.