deskthority

The last one is, of course, a classic.

Yes, that last one is very nice.

These 2 look best:

Muirium wrote:
Hand Wired.jpg

This one turned out very nice with those colours.

I'd also like to see one of matt3o's handwritten PCB!

bad try. :/ second attempt third attempt

I'd like to show her my input device.

The girl looks great, but only photos are allowed which you took yourself!

Is is just me, or is there something thoroughly kinky about the Datahand?

I must get one someday and persuade she with better fingers to pose for some legitimate banner shots…

7bit wrote:The girl looks great, but only photos are allowed which you took yourself!

Wish I can meet some girls now. :/

First you get the money, then you get the power, then you get the women.

Muirium wrote:Is is just me, or is there something thoroughly kinky about the Datahand?

Is it just me, or has using a Datahand atrophied her arms to nearly Mekon proportions? She needs transferring to a white Alps keyboard to beef up her arms.

I've heard a CRT lifting based exercise regime can also work wonders.

mr_a500 wrote:First you get the money, then you get the power, then you get the women.

What if he wins a wingnut Clack and flaunts that — would that do him any good? :P

Mechanical keyboard with wingnut. Babe magnet!

Daniel Beardsmore wrote:OK, here's something. Trackball and PCB from my ML4400 — just grabbed quickly (having posted

Banner ML4400 PCB.jpg

Absolutely love that one, I love Cherry PCB shots

Nice!!

All I see is black. (Much to my surprise, these pictures seem to work quite nicely with the banner overlay. Must remember to paint it black…)

guys the following is insanely cool

more topre lust

Nice pics, matt. There is something hypnotising about a full sheet of Topre springs staring back at you
Some more love for Topre -- short throw spring and PCB:

really nice, 002. You just miss 10px

Haha yeah -- I fixed it, thanks. The spring sits a little too high and touches the controls at the top. Oh well

naah, it's cool

002 wrote:Haha yeah -- I fixed it, thanks. The spring sits a little too high and touches the controls at the top. Oh well :)

Seems fine to me. I was noticing that were due some new images.

Is it just me, or would it be better to keep *all* the images and just have a huge rotation, instead of just showing the same few over and over?

If you have 100, and add a new one, you would (almost) never see the new one, and instead see the same old ones over and over.

Anyway, I agree it should be more dynamic (you could put new ones more frequently in rotation), but the current implementation prevents a long list, unless you don't mind it being sent to the browser with each page request. (The alternative is an Ajax call to request the next image, but I didn't want large amounts of such calls for this purpose). This can be improved of course but that takes some web development.

why not a header per day? and delete old ones when you have more than 365?

Getting an image from AJAX would only take a few lines of JavaScript and a few lines of PHP/Perl. It just needs a better RNG than the one MediaWiki uses where Special:Random keeps giving me the same pages :)

Technically there's no reason why the images can't be weighted. Not sure how — one odd way would be an array of string references with the references repeated according to the desired weight (a bit like modal average). Someone clever could surely come up with something more sensible.

matt3o wrote:why not a header per day? and delete old ones when you have more than 365?

You mean, it wouldn't rotate unexpectedly? Or adding a new one per day and keeping the last 365, rotated at random?

no rotation. one per day.