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This has made me finally buying one for jet another project. Let's see if I'm able to finish.

I paid the invoice (bank transfer) about a week ago and still got a mail-reminder yesterday. Is that to be expected? Doesn't the bot correlate bank transfers to orders? How do i know the payment has been received? It depends on what the mail reminder says. Mine says my payment was recieved and some...

hansichen wrote: ↑Thanks. The keypad is pretty cool, it has two pcbs inside and has a total weight of 1,25kg. It's really sturdy and well built. You can probably make a good internal conversion and then have a nice macropad. You could probably even fit a raspberry pi inside

My wallet is starting to hurt herself.

Mr.Nobody wrote: ↑ @slom
So everything looks irrelevant to you uh? Well... I give up and suggest an IQ test.

IQ test are not good for their task. I had mine tested like 5 times and it was a sad disappointment.

Nice NorbaTouch board! I can speak to their very high quality as I own three of them myself. BTW, where did you get that acrylic dust cover? Do they make them for full size keyboards too? 60% and 80% https://kprepublic.aliexpress.com/store/group/Keyboard-Cover/3034003_512180183.html?spm=2114.120106...

Myoth wrote: ↑

Mr.Nobody wrote: ↑

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Don't want to be an ass, but you meant "deduce" here, right?

I'm pretty sure both exist and mean the same thing

It's a "false friend". It usually means "substract".

I may be interested in knowing if that penumbra keysets are still available or not.

Which ARM processor?

Very well put together. Looks impresive.

Noobmaen wrote: ↑https://www.ebay.de/itm/332876014372 3270 system with beamspring keyboard, 15 mins remaining

It's a pitty been poor xD I would buy it only for the system xD

I didn't get too much info because it's a bit of a nightmare if you are not going to use Terminal 3270 system or the like. But if really necessary You have very useful list of commands here: http://www.ftj.agh.edu.pl/complab/doc/C ... pr3270.htm

I would remove also the razer logo... but it's pretty good change anyway.

Good work.

3270 special keys for terminal/client.

I'm not sure if it's an original IBM keyboard or not but it fits very well to a precise moment in keyboard development. As I stated before, the PCjr style leds and mods and the fact that PS/2 buckling springs appear as a cheap alternative just when PCjr keyboards fiasco, the new PCJr keyboards and ...

Doesn't clickclack own this keyboard? The mischief making, aloof playful movie prop maker who is also extremely expert in plastics? This keyboard has been posted and discussed many times over the almost 10 years since it was "found." I am not saying this keyboard isn't real. Or that independently I...

I always thought that this was the "real" TNG keyboard:

https://i.imgur.com/dRKQ57E.jpg

zrrion wrote: ↑I paid $5 for mine, so take this with a grain and salt but I wouldn't pay more than like 50 or 60 for a standard one.

That's what I supposed. Thanks.

I've seen standard IBM model M (104 keys with SDL to PS/2 cable) costing a fortune at eBay... 150-250€... are those prices real?

Added to my wishlist.

ZedTheMan wrote: ↑I demand a full recount by hand!

Or at the very least, a coin flip!

Or maybe it should go to the Deskthority Supreme Court?

I didn't participate with a comment but I would be pleased to see a trial by combat in this particular case.

I do really think it could be a real PCjr keyboard prototype. After the first keyboard iteration and between PS/1 and PS/2 lines where produced. It makes sense in lots of ways as it was a commercial failure specially for the keyboard. I even rememeber PCjr prototypes didn`t have chiclet keyboards. I...

In the last picture I can't help seeing a robotic face... Beautiful, of course.

This is the most antique reference about it:

http://web.archive.org/web/201305021439 ... c=10347.30

Having three leds and no F-Keys... PCjr style...

In the end, I decided to keep my current laptop, which is still covered for keyboard repairs until the end of 2020. I also bought a new Mac mini which is a really solid product in my opinion and probably the most compelling desktop they have released over the last 7 years. I got the 6-core option w...

Interestingly enough, I know people who have never had any issues with butterfly keyboards. My wife is using a 12” MacBook and it’s working flawlessly for her. And she uses it a lot, probably more than I use my MBP. I do have 4 Apple BT keyboards broken waiting I find time to repair any of them. On...

hansichen wrote: ↑

adamcobabe wrote: ↑https://www.ebay.com/itm/IBM-Teller-Com ... 2618669758

Expensive.

Such a cutie.

I'm in love with that tiny monitor... If only I could find one broken to tinker with.

elecplus wrote: ↑For those of you across the pond, Wodan has agreed to accept bulk boxes and distribute them.

That's good news.

I'm right now repairing an IBM PS/2 Model 60. My first computer was a PS/1 but I always dream with their "big brothers".

Muirium wrote: ↑Report spam. Don’t quote it!

I wasn't really sure about it, sorry.