Me long time dvorak user.



This post has been edited by quovadis123: Apr 20 2014, 01:09 PM

Long time no see.

No change keycaps set?

What programming language is that?
As enthusiast, you should get a set of lowyat.net keycaps to start your journey.
Limited edition summore.

What he meant was, don't use the denture tabs on hot water. The temperature of the water slightly warm.
You can use the denture tab you bought, no need go and buy polident.

That's why you mentioned "trying".
I heard php is fun.
Maybe such programming do need a lot of typing.
Enjoy your click, enjoy your programming.

Btw, this was 1st generation of LYN keycaps, if you don't like, then wait for 2nd gen.


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I checked back V1 thread.
Saw something special from the LYN mechanical keyboard V1 1st page posted by Moogle Stiltzkin boss.


This post has been edited by quovadis123: Apr 22 2014, 01:03 AM

Lucky.
Btw, these keyset are very high end, god-tier BSP keycaps set .
Such color, such imba Cherry font, such profile

Topre's Endgame Syndrome.

You will get back your interest once the Topre-to-MX stem available.
Once available, topre user can use other than OEM profile keycaps set.
DCS, DSA, SA, Cherry profile.

Keytronic capacitive foam over foil switch / buckling rubber sleeve

Source: Keytronic foam and foil

This post has been edited by quovadis123: Apr 22 2014, 05:43 PM

Apple M0110 keyboard (year 1984-1986)

This post has been edited by quovadis123: Apr 24 2014, 02:53 PM

What keyboard is that? Feel very worth.

Never use vintage black before.

So, which of the china red switch? Kailh red?
So, which is better ? Vintage black or China red?

From the picture I posted, the Apple M0110 in the picture actually is modded version.
The modder replaced the controller with teensy, so the keyboard is using USB.

Actually it's just EK 104 Green, Link.

Yup, very normal.
Long big keys like spacebar, enter, left shift, right shift, and spacebar do have rattle sound or movement.
This is because underneath those long big keys use costar stabilizers to hook the long big keys.

These are hooked into small plastic inserts that are attached to the keycap on one side, and the base of the keyboard on the other.
What they do is distribute the force evenly across the key cap in the event that only one side is pressed down.
What you are hearing is those little wires rattling back and forth, since they need freedom to move as the key is depressed.

edit: the 3 big keys(0, enter, +) on numpad do have costar stabilizers too.

This post has been edited by quovadis123: Apr 25 2014, 09:08 PM