Yes.GriffDeLaGriff wrote: ↑Doesnt it work to use the DHL number on DHLs website, and then switch to USPS after its entered USA?
Not in my experience.But if you have a DHL-tracking number then you should be able to get really good iformation from the DHL site?
I love /dev/tty ! They are my first PBT set and the grainy texture feels awesome. Now add on top Hi-Profile, where each keycap has well defined edges, and you have a very pleasing, unique and refreshing experience.rominronin wrote: ↑What do you SA fans all think of /dev/tty - round 2 currently on massdrop?
Thanks!
Are you getting discounts with such a long urlLuna wrote: ↑Are you guys talking about this one?
https://www.massdrop.com/buy/massdrop-x ... rer=BNVE32
Good quality, thickness and nice looking in your opinion?
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) .. the angles are all different.utm_campaign=Transactional%3A%20Joined%20Drop&utm_source=SparkPost&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Transactional%3A%20Joined%20Drop&utm_content=1519405392652.453423140181511182568565&referer=BNVE32Well it does get shortened at display and it doesn't in reality, this BNVE32 *referer* is making "golden bollocks" ( ← idiomatic french expression ).Luna wrote: ↑I wish!
I just copied the url from the browser, was glad it got shortened here.
Edit: hmm, and now I get a shorter one. Must have followed a link from the thread here to get to it just then.
Just my opinion but by Row 3 I meant asdf row needs to be flat, like Mt3 Row 5. Also I am pointing it out so that new folks notice the difference between Signature Plastics and MT3.zslane wrote:If by "row 3" you mean a flat, non-angled row profile, MT3 has it but it's called row 5. I use row 5 for my bottom row modifiers and spacebar.
I am pointing out the differences between the two key sets. Thanks for the info though. And no I am no planning to convince anyone of anything here. I am sure others do that well enough here.Laser wrote:Yes but, it doesn't "need" to be flat, again, since this is by design. You won't be able to mix and match with SA anyway, since the MT3 keycaps have also different texture, different concavity and so on (PBT instead of ABS). The idea, if I got it well, is to emulate old keyboard curved surface on todays flat keyboard's surface, keeping in mind that the keyboard will also be placed at a small angle (so the R3 will be "flat" in that it will be parallel to the ground surface when the keyboard is raised).
Now, if you have compelling reasons to have the profile altered, you could try to convince Matt3o in his thread
Because 7bit already have all the keycaps and has started shipping them?green-squid wrote: ↑Why does everybody keep commenting on this thread? What's all the fuzz about?
The future seems darkcaligo wrote: ↑Four plus years isn't that long for a group buy really, the thing is not even old enough to vote yet.
Come back in 2031 and read comments about Round 6 phase sigma, maybe browse the leftovers. By then everyone else will just jack into their computers with a fiberoptic brain cable, cyberpunk style. Us poor souls waiting for Honeywell themed SA keycaps will be the last of a dying breed, holding on to our rusty Pokers and Filcos in the hope that one day really soon we will finally get our hands on those precious caps.
Dingster wrote: ↑ The future seems dark
