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I've put Vintage stems into modern casings. The stems matter more than the housings--it is what the cap is connected to. There's a tiny amount of variance and wobble area where the stem may "rub" on different parts of the bottom housing, however, it will always be directly connected to the stem ...

Haha. Great find!


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honestly if windows had a decent terminal I wouldn't have problems using it. they say the latest version added some linux flavor (much like wine for linux). I got to try that.

I installed it recently on a desktop! It is Ubuntu that can interface with the w32 kernel. It's rather great!


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I feel like we keep going back and forth on hating macOS more than we hate on the MacBook Pro. What are we trying to hate on in this thread? Let's be consistent! [FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY]

That being said, I still love macOS so, so much. I just don't like the pricing and the design details of the ...

Haha I'm at a conference right now and Office 365 via Google Chrome is sufficient for my use. Still hate it heaps too.


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Hmm, what's the specs on yours? I have the i3/8gb/32gb one and I love it!


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Chromebooks handle most use cases for me (consumption, Mac Pro for creation). The components I enjoyed about my old MacBook (12" Retina) is honestly addressed by my Dell Chromebook 13 - 7310.


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Get a custom PCB from Leeku.


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Clearly you have not traveled to America recently. They have the coffee shop market cornered here.

I haven't. Coffee shop means something different here. :lol:

Not some place you show off your laptop but really are just sitting there and using YouTube, headphones optional? [FACE WITH TEARS OF ...

I want those keycaps so badly!


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You will also get severe issues with switch alignment. Just the center nub and the two contact aren't enough to perfectly align a switch. Might still look okay with a 1u key but as soon as you put 1.5u keys on them they will just look shit.

I even use PCB mount switches for stabilized and bottom ...

Okay, so new Macbook Pro sales are killing it:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/brookecrothers/2016/11/08/new-2016-macbook-pro-sales-defy-criticism-initial-revenue-strong-says-market-researcher/#4ca0ca0b6194

They're not made for enthusiasts is why we are up in arms. The general public will reaffirm ...

Yeah, I need more memory, more storage, but an upgrade to Ivy Bridge-E is awesome.


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I believe Apple made a smart move by releasing just these (overpriced) laptops at this time. Considering how old the other Macs are now, these laptops are the only way you can use macos today (if you are in for a new pc). It's not a matter of lack of ports or cost of adapters, to me it is simply ...

IBM’s “Common User Access” was a half-assed imitation of the Apple HIG, but designed for inferior and less standardized hardware. Apple’s user interface people in the mid 1980s were the best in the industry by a wide margin.

Agreed that Apple hasn’t done the best job keeping up with the original ...

I picked a T460p as it had the best processing power (Quad) in the smallest package that I could find (14"). Also coming from my work computer (Apple rMBP) I'm addicted to high resolution. I also opted for integrated graphics only because of Linux headaches around NVIDIA Optimus.

If you go Lenovo ...

I'm set to receive my ThinkPad T460p this week. It is the only 14" portable computer that I could find to fit the bill: i7-6820HQ and a 2560x1440 panel. There's been changes with Lenovo keyboards as well, and I am hoping it is still a nice experience.

I do software development so Linux use is just ...

Yeah. I can't swallow the price of the new MacBook... I ended up with a T460p, i7-6820HQ, 192gb SSD (upgradable), 8gb RAM (upgradable), and the 14" 2560x1440 display for $879.99 USD. Add to that the tactile keyboard (there's a lottery to get lucky with the better of the two OEMs) but I'll take that ...

I had an Alienware 13" with dual core Skylake i7 but it was easily struggling with my work (software creation and vector work). I am hoping this T460p with quad core Skylake i7 and a 2560x1440 14" display will do better. :)

I'm obsessed with high-resolution. Maybe upgrading my Late 2013 (lol) Mac ...

I'm an Apple fanboy through and through (who else would use a Mac Pro?) and I'm a little unhappy with the keyboard on the new Mac. Then again, we are all keyboard enthusiasts... I'm going to give the T460p a shot with the IPS display and quad core, in a 14" body it seems absolutely wonderful ...

The Fiat-Chrysler brand generally has a shit reputation for reliability around here. Chryster, Dodge, RAM trucks, Jeeps....poor marks all around.

I'd say the Jeep Wrangler is the only reliable, value-retaining one. I used to own one, after years of imports and it was a great experience. Mileage ...

I recently purchased an Audi A3 Sportback e-tron. Electric when I can, else it is petrol


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TenkaiX wrote:After trying to do everything in MAC Terminal, I came with these errors. Hopefully someone can help me fix this ;(
I've been working too long on this.

Install homebrew, and then use it to install dfu-programmer.


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Thanks guys, I didn't read that part clearly enough. Set that as well. Thank you so much for the work put into this, breathed new life into my NerD 60 PCBs, LOL

Just finished with my conversion using your tutorial, now the keyboard works great! None of the lag in Mac like I had before :D

I did start out the whole process on a Mac and kept getting errors with the verification stage when using avrdude to write the bootloader. This meant that the fuses were ...

I'm pretty sure 78g bottom out doesn't make it an "ErgoClear" as the original spec weights were using MX Brown/MX Red springs (~2g lighter than 62g bottom out).

I love the mod in the ALPS board. Totally something rare, and the addition of LEDs completes the fun.

Oatburner wrote: Just want to confirm, "CLEARALL" will issue a refund for all non-locked items via Google Wallet, right?

I recently had to run CLEARALL--cleared out all of my items, but the refund is manual (still waiting).

I'm so fortunate for the extension, I needed to cancel in an emergency. So sad I don't get in on HONEYB

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