deskthority

That's mighty nice of them.

I like how there's always a cute cat in your pictures (or at least parts of a cat).

ripster wrote:How come nobody had done the obvious yet?

Clears (UEV).

That's the first thing that came to my mind also.

Minskleip wrote:That's nothing compared with the girl who sucked off a horse and had to get her stomach pumped.

A few question come to my mind when reading this:

• Why would anyone do that?
  How do you know about it?
  Why are you telling us?

Instead of "ALPS CM Switch" just name the article "ALPS CM" and have it in a category "ALPS Switches". What do you guys think?

Good idea.


Also, the next big step will be to add multilingual support for the wiki. Webwit is already working on setting up the wiki so it displays page titles ...

Alternatively fly to Germany and drive to NL.

Sweet, sweet victory.

No, I didn't want to ask too much of them.

Where did you learn to speak Korean anyway?

Dear god...

Stop telling that horror story, you're frightening me ;(


Touch screens...yuck.

Good sign because they're including more products which means they're not "downsizing". Bad sign for consumers who are interested in switches because you have to order more.

Nice! Glad it turned out fine.

Thank you ! So am I :P


PS: The custom print on these keys looks decent. This may confirm the theory that unicomp print quality only sucks on separate keys but is fine when doing a full run of keys. Hmm.
It is a mystery... But they will send me a new batch of ...

microsoft windows wrote:They're very nice and always out there to help.

Absolutely.

microsoft windows wrote:You would've had to get a 101-key Customizer in order to use your blue Alt key.

They're actually sending me a smaller one, that's what I call customer service

It finally arrived today! The Ansi enter is really nice, finally I don't have to stretch my pinky that much anymore...

http://philblog.de/img/spacesaver(1).JPG
http://philblog.de/img/spacesaver(3).JPG
http://philblog.de/img/spacesaver(4).JPG


Too bad that the blue Alt that I ordered along ...

sixty wrote:
Good?

Awesome!

Why not Opera 11?

I mean Opera is great, but even better in the current version.

You sure they make keyboards at Topre USA?

Also my new SpaceSaver just left that lovely Unicomp factory that is surrounded by houses.

intealls wrote:The rest of the apartment looks a lot worse than that desk unfortunately.

aka the same as on any other forum that uses BB code.

?

The one in Lexington is a former furniture factory so it's probably not as hightech.

Perhaps we could ask them for some pictures?

Now imagine spending weeks reading while trying to stay awake...

Nah, seriously I'm one of the few people who actually like "legalese", whereas my brain is quickly confused when confronted with maths or physics and stuff.

http://dip21.bundestag.de/dip21/btd/10/028/1002876.pdf

Such a good read.

Mrinterface wrote:The most optimal keyboard position relative to the table is based on the amount of space that is available to me... That is why I like smaller keyboards since they help make more room available.

So...the farther away, the better?

sixty wrote:10 Euro investment (thats what it costs to see a doctor every 1/4 year),

Private insurance ftw.

Hi,

could anyone tell me the recommended distance of the keyboard to the edge of the table? Personally, I like to keep the keyboard relatively far away from me, ~30 cm to be exact, but I'm not sure if that's "good" for me.

Crazy9000 wrote:
While there is a difference between them, it's not THAT big. I don't think anyone would like the 45g and dislike the 55g, they would just prefer one.

Though I find the difference between 45g and 55g too be more noticable than between 45g and 35g.

Still available!