deskthority

Have you considered the Griffin iMate? You can usually pick them up pretty cheap used (around £100 plus shipping).

I have both, and I really like both. I'd say salmon are a touch heavier but there's not a huge amount in it.

Normally I'd probably say whichever is in the best condition is probably going to be the nicer switch to use, but the waxboil technique will restore most switches to a decent condition now ...

Muirium wrote: 14 Oct 2021, 19:41 Make your own video showing the right way.

Are we just pretending that @soyuz hasn't already done this?

great work, looking forwards to this

Definitely boil them as Jack said. Depending on the condition of the switches you might find you don't need to wax the sliders as boiling seems to often reflow the factory lube (as opposed to ultrasonic cleaning which removes it).

And you shouldn't need to do any other cleaning to the sliders and ...

TheInverseKey wrote: 14 Jun 2021, 21:32
I see that the new cert only lasts to September? Is the point in time that you decide if you bought something that you didn't expect and sell it off again?

It's using Let's Encrypt so this is is expected and fine.

But yes, the whole thing is sus.

Muirium wrote: 30 May 2021, 16:32 First someone was wrong on the internet. And now even Wikis aren't unimpeachably true? Christ on a shoogly stick…

I mean most of the claims in that wiki have references, often to esr's own blog.

It's not strawmanning. If esr had suggested a clean room approach from the get go, or switched to that approach this would be a very different thread.

I don't think attempting to doxx a former member counts as being kind to one another.

His name is Robert Paulson

However, for those of you who think tracking down Soarer would be some sort of ultimate crime, here is now a possible way forward that doesn't involve that.

1. Someone (call her Alice) verifies that compiling the Antonizoon source produces a hex blob that is a drop-in-replacement for Soarer's ...