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Shaggar posted:fn keys are terrible. I'm not paying a bunch of money for a sub-par keyboard. genuinely surprised you're not using the sad rear end keyboard that comes with a dell desktop
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dell used to ship decent keyboards w/ some of its stuff but now days they ship the same membrane poo poo as everyone else. I mean its definitely not anywhere near as bad as an apple oem keyboard but its not ideal for sure.
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GameCube posted:any of u 1337 fuxx0rs use retr0bright? i've got an apple extended ii here that needs some love no don't, it hurts the plastic just live with the patina
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i unironically type pretty drat well on my mac book pro board but it's not one of those poo poo ones
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echinopsis posted:i unironically type pretty drat well on my not liek your posts
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:theyre more than just bad mine aren't that bad yet but they're shiny and feel awful. they're easy enough to replace and i'm going to because SUNK COST, but the thing isn't really worth what it + pbts cost.
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Shaggar posted:I want some clears but I've never seen them on a good keyboard grab a soldering iron and get cracking friend! otherwise have a look at these: https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_list&c=50 http://www.elitekeyboards.com/products.php?sub=keyed_up_labs,tenkeyless&pid=es87u_cc_bbb_al
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Did they ever actually make any of these? I remember seeing them a few years ago on kickstarter or wherever. I think I checked their site a few months ago and they were still 'pre-production' I'm a sucker for split keyboards so I pretty much wanted one when I saw it but figured I'd wait til they were actually being made. In the mean time I ordered a UHK with browns that should be shipping in June.
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Colonel Taint posted:Did they ever actually make any of these? I remember seeing them a few years ago on kickstarter or wherever. I think I checked their site a few months ago and they were still 'pre-production' I'm a sucker for split keyboards so I pretty much wanted one when I saw it but figured I'd wait til they were actually being made. They seem to think they're 3D printing them. https://twitter.com/KeyMouse/status/864531229223247872 https://twitter.com/KeyMouse/status/865766319123083264 https://twitter.com/KeyMouse/status/865767348736622592
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tk posted:They seem to think they're 3D printing them. wow, thats impressive surface finish for a 3d printed part
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Raluek posted:wow, thats impressive surface finish for a 3d printed part you can get really good resolution with a dlp/sla printer, and that would explain why it's so slow i do have to question their business acumen though, 96 hours of printing probably costs a pretty penny so unless they don't expect to sell more than a handful, they really should look into getting proper molds done
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May 24, 2017 04:42
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that picture is also not representative of their current finished product
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May 24, 2017 05:07
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Bloody posted:
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wait a minute, that thing is supposed to be a mouse too? hahahahahahai'ts not just one mouse, it's two mice
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Hi, I'm Tim the tool man Taylor and this is my mouse; more buttons grunt grunt grunt
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3d printing is retarded
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Shaggar posted:fn keys are terrible. I'm not paying a bunch of money for a sub-par keyboard. Shaggar was right
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Bloody posted:
ahahahahahahhahahhahahahhahahahhaa
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can't wait to dual-wield my keyboard mice for three hours until their 3D-printed shells crumble in my iron grip
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on the one hand, i have no problem believing that 96 hours of printing, consumables, a custom pcb and everything else comes out to $500 on the other hand, 
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surebet posted:on the one hand, i have no problem believing that 96 hours of printing, consumables, a custom pcb and everything else comes out to $500 yea for a prototype, sure. but this is a production model i gotta say tho, this thing looks a lot stupider and less functional than i was expecting. it just looks like someone stuck mouse guts inside a nostromo, but made it look a thousand times worse and less ergonomic
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i love how the overmolded rubber in the render is just a darker shade of plastic in production
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I don't think it's a render. I think they had some prototypes molded and made to look nice. I remember seeing videos of people using them looking like that. But now they're doing 3d printing. They basically did it backwards.
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Colonel Taint posted:I don't think it's a render. I think they had some prototypes molded and made to look nice. I remember seeing videos of people using them looking like that. But now they're doing 3d printing. that doesnt make any sense. if you already have the molds to make the nice shells paid for, what the gently caress also they significantly reduced the functionality from the allegedly-not-a-rendering. why would they make one of those and then remove functionality basically i dont believe you. then again, kickstarter
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3d printing is so hip right now
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Raluek posted:that doesnt make any sense. if you already have the molds to make the nice shells paid for, what the gently caress Well they definitely had some prototypes that looked nicer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dt3hjHOzJI - They don't say how they were made. It might be because they had to change the PCB: Colonel Taint fucked around with this message at 12:51 on May 25, 2017 |
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they made molds for sure but that doesn't mean they're production molds, they're probably only good for a few castings
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I just found out they have some competition
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Bloody posted:
im the bespoke hand-braided OFC USB cable that everyone who paid five hundo for this thing on kickfarter is currently hanging themselves with
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Silver Alicorn posted:they made molds for sure but that doesn't mean they're production molds, they're probably only good for a few castings nah, they just sprang for the fancy, third party 3d print the original picture is clearly a render, the version in the youtubes is a rapid prototype style print with a really lovely fake overmold (it's a single piece of plastic with a different dye color on top). the keys are significantly different from the render also. the production version at least has the benefit of using mech switches, at the cost of having a lot less keys on the main surface, and i'd wager they changed to a pcb with a bunch of pinouts to allow for direct wiring of the switches (instead of a pcb mount, which would require some really fucky pcb shaping to allow for a bowl shape). it's still a dumb idea, like why the hell do you need two mouses? it's not a mold unless they opted for lost media casting for some dumb reason, even the shittiest china fab'ed mold should last long enough to pump out enough shells for something small scale like this
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two mice seem like it could be a good idea but it won't because nobody has made useful implementations for it
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duckfarts posted:two mice seem like it could be a good idea but it won't because nobody has made useful implementations for it software support for two different cursors, one of them can be gamer neon green
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super edge case, but it would allow for a touchscreen-like pinch. my laptop came with a touchscreen for whatever reason, and for certain things (android emulator, a few web pages, arcgis) it works well. then again, if that's an important feature for you, either buy an actual touchscreen, a fancy trackpad or a spare mobile device. or for the same $500 you probs could buy all 3. anyhow i don't think any os supports multimeece out of the box, so say hello to lovely homebrew drivers
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so i think one could be useful maaaaybe for stuff like scrubbing controls for video, panning for image editing, etc, emphasis on "could" otherwise, i dunno, maybe multiboxing or something?
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duckfarts posted:so i think one could be useful maaaaybe for stuff like scrubbing controls for video, panning for image editing, etc, emphasis on "could" for complex mouse manipulations (ie cad or blender) there's already either keyboard shortcuts or specialized mouses like http://www.3dconnexion.com/products/spacemouse.html i don't know much about multiboxing, but iirc either you're doing the same thing on all screens so you should chain your inputs across all clients, or you need to click on a shitload of stuff and a touchscreen would make more sense than trying to juggle two cursors
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Import office hosed up and may have sent my assdrop Code back to sender, after i paid $60 in import taxes and handling fees 
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