deskthority

Now that’s a Deskthority story! Welcome to repentance.
I was a kid at the time of ubiquitous mechanicals, so it was the adults around me who were doing the throwing stuff out. I generally liked the layout of the new stuff better but missed the clicking. Still, if the plug wouldn't fit the new computer,

A dodgy flipper, eh?
https://deskthority.net/viewtopic.php?t=8052
You'll likely need to open it up and take a good look. I wouldn't be surprised if you found a break like this. Those flipper hinges are easily the weakest part of Model Fs in my experience (as the crumbly foam at least stays in place).

It's certainly not an Apple keyboard. The layout, however, is very Apple II.
It will be an Apple II clone's keyboard. I don’t know much about those, but they were a thing of the late 1970s through the early 1980s. This board will be that age, too. Everything about it says well pre-1990.
Flip it

The ever familiar comfort of knowing things are still moving forward, however slowly :D
I am quite excited to eventually get my hands on the B122, though rather than 3 years I have only yet waited a year and a half.

Hello @nfc or @nfc2, I am trying to get my hand on a Model X for my Model M SSK, was wondering if there's a way for me to reach out to you? :)

3d printed parts update:
https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/product/3d-printed-parts/
On the above product page, everyone can now get Model F - related 3d printed parts from the shop, including 3d printed solenoid driver and solenoid holders, flip out feet, and original Model F feet. If any others should

Hello,
I have a Model F (F77) from Model F Labs and I would like to flash the firmware so I can remap some keys.
I am trying to follow the instructions from https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/manual/#10 without much luck. English is not my first language but also I think the instructions are not very clear

Haha — go, go, go! Get that flash out, again.

DT is so buggy I can't even send a message to you. Would it be possible for me to get more images of this keyboard, mainly on the inside? I'd love to document the PCB code of the board and the sticker label as well. Please reach out to me via discord @mcmaxmcmc.

If the Zenith hasn't sold yet, I'm very interested. Can't seem to find you on Discord though

http://www.mathewkb.com/china/kc98-pro-driver/ This worked for a noppoo c98 pro AKA kc98 pro AKA kc-ice98 pro

I opened up Discord for the first time in an age and added you by username. It's… a fidgety app for my liking, but evidently everyone's gone somewhere.
Any more (characteristically well considered) colour ways for these caps would be a godsend, and those tricky four new keys for the R4. Now you've

No clue why (and to be honest, not even interested in knowing why), but it seems to work,

This is typical offtopcthority :lol:

Speaking as another old-timer, the kind of linear switch I'd be interested in would be super smooth (obviously) and nicely damped on both ends of the stroke. Something with a real solidity to its slider, too, like it's on a metal rail. No wobble. No bullshit. And ideally, yes, indirect sensing (capsense,

I had fun shooting these , still with the same old kit, I might add. That flash works wonders in the darkness! Kinda has me tempted to look at a mirrorless body to go with my old glass.
That macro lens is still a world of fun.

I just got an Aesco A83, I installed A-HUB to upgrade the firmware to the latest version (1.6 something) and calibrate the keyboard.
The keyboard is connected to a KVM. The KVM make use of double taps to switch from one device to another.
Unfortunately, the KVM do not detect the double taps done on

Hey I'm interested in the f122 if you still have it.
Could you message me on discord please: majiger

I thought I was done with buying keyboards. I've been sober for many years. Even stop spending time on GH and DH. :-) Until I came across these Aesco A67/A83 with Electric Induction switches.
I received mine yesterday. The feel of these linear switches is impressive. Hard to compare them with something

Hello there. I have been on hiatus for a while... (remodeling house). I will have access to 3dprinter soonish. Bought one for myself as a christmas pressent 😅 i could test printing flippers with carbonfiber infused plastic and test if they work if it hasn't been tested out yet? And do some research