BLACKENEDPLAGUE
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Old picture, there is a new monitor and it isn't quite as messy. You people sure have nice things.....
Not sure I've heard of those types. Although, the only mechanical board I've ever demo'd was the SIIG that Fry's Electronics sells. I know for sure that keyboard doesn't use cherries.
Old picture, there is a new monitor and it isn't quite as messy. You people sure have nice things.....
Eugh, I need to get a new chair.
IIRC only the older SIIGs used ALPS switches, newer stuff is just rubber dome.
I'm surprised you're just running everything through a power strip. One of the first things I got, as part of my setup for Joyeuse, was an uninterruptible power supply.
-- Griffinhart
Old picture, there is a new monitor and it isn't quite as messy. You people sure have nice things.....
Eugh, I need to get a new chair.
IIRC only the older SIIGs used ALPS switches, newer stuff is just rubber dome.
I'm surprised you're just running everything through a power strip. One of the first things I got, as part of my setup for Joyeuse, was an uninterruptible power supply.
-- Griffinhart
I need to get a UPS for my computer so I can move my conditioner for my audio gear into the other room. It's on the list.
You stay away from me, creeper.
Uh, of course not? They're Unicomp. They own the designs to the IBM Model M keyboard. Buckling springs? I've only mentioned that in nearly all of my posts about Unicomp.
-- Griffinhart
I'm surprised you're just running everything through a power strip. One of the first things I got, as part of my setup for Joyeuse, was an uninterruptible power supply.
inb4 how do you type on that