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I bought a Logitech Pebble Keys. When I turn on the computer, everything connects well immediately. But when I restart the computer, I can't unlock it using this keyboard because it's not connected and only connects after unlocking the computer. How can this issue be resolved so I don't need to connect

it sounds like it might be the IBM Model F

is it still for sale? i know it's been nearly 6 years, but i was just curious.

As we have been discussing over email - my comments are copied below. In summary there have been no reports besides this one of the split xwhatsit keyboards not functioning well on Unix/Linux-based systems so the below comments may not be necessary. The current firmware allows sharing of layers and

Thanks a lot for your elaborate answer! This is enough info to build an usb converter, I'll add that one to the projects list then :) I suppose I could also hook up a ps2 keyboard to my l40sx with a passive adapter. Not that that gets you much, but anyway...

Hey, have some stuff to unload, don't have much time to spend on boards right now :/. Willing to ship international, good rates.
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- Forward FDA-102, Packard Bell branded.
SKCM Blue Alps, no upstroke click, slight binding on some - could use a clean. ANSI Alps Electric doubleshots,

Feel free to use them =) As I said, I'm stupid when it comes to stuff like this. And no problem about the stabilisers, I just printed new ones.

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Here is Issue #164 of kbd.news , with great DIY keyboard projects. Even more goodies (new shops, coupons, meetups) in my weekly editorial .

I'm thinking you can use an inductor to prevent the bootup power surge from tripping the boot process on the pro micro.
I need to convert an IBM 5576 Keyboard with these pro micros for the IBM protocol, so it seems like there is no V1 variant in any of this.

Hi,
I am offering a torso of Honeywell BO1810 terminal keyboard - with Micro Switch Hall Effect switches , probably from the year 1980.
Absolutely nice and unique old style caps.
Not complete but the main part is there - PCB, switches and the most of caps. So there is a change to repair it (the

I have not done this, but has the old "chopstick" method been deprecated?

Those do not look thin to me.

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IBM Model M122 Battleship Sound Test.
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These are my favorites, but probably hard to find outside the US.
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One day apart. That's awesome.
I have a feeling this part number had a very short run seeing we only know of two so far.
Thanks for sharing.

I got myself an Apple IIc. A nice machine in good condition. Upon cleaning the machine I realized that the shift lock switch of the keyboard (Apple hairpin type) does not lock. I desoldered the switch from the PCB and opened it according to https://deskthority.net/wiki/Alps_SKFL_Lock. The slider got

The guy who runs the Model F production already uses DT extensively and is currently trying to buy the site. The only thing is, he’s trying to get people to buy it for him cos he’s allergic to whipping out his own chequebook

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