Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 23:06
Also I have a feeling we will have to set a prize for the one who writes the ALPS article, lol. No one seems to dare to even touch that naughty business. Don't wanna climb those mountains.
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Re: The wiki thread
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 23:07
I could do it right now. Just put "no one likes alps switches - that's all you need to know."
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 23:16
Thats not true though! More fitting would be something like "there are too many damn color variants, and even then they never stick to them. Clicky blacks? Linear whites? Yeah right"
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 23:19
I wonder what's more confusing - that or Cherry Corp. product codes?
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 23:23
The coolest thing to do is combine both. That is material for a few head explosions right there.keyboardlover wrote:I wonder what's more confusing - that or Cherry Corp. product codes?
These are real btw. Apparently Cherry made them for Taiwanese OEMs which were too poor to re-tool their keycap machines when ALPS switches died out.
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 23:26
Those are cool; mouth of madness! Is that the only batch?
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 23:28
I have no clue. Even the KBC guys have no further info besides that story and the pics. I believe the entire batch was for sale on taobao once, but the guy keeping the KBC "wiki" or rather "info thread" did not manage to get one to disassemble.
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 23:31
Lol them oems didn't have enough money to make new boards either?
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 15:26
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 15:41
The wiki is looking better and better!
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 16:57
Before long it will turn into the wiki when it comes to keyboards. A real authority or Deskthority. 
Re: The wiki thread
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 17:05
Agreed. I like the format a lot. Done correctly it could offer a much more user friendly experience than GH's wiki.
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 17:12
Test: [wiki]Cherry MX[/wiki] are nice switches
Edit: Works! Made a BBCode tag that turns words into wiki links, can safe some typing/looking up stuff when we refer to the wiki in normal forum posts.
Example
automatically turns into the full link - http://deskthority.net/wiki/Cherry_MX
Edit: Works! Made a BBCode tag that turns words into wiki links, can safe some typing/looking up stuff when we refer to the wiki in normal forum posts.
Example
Code: Select all
[wiki]Cherry MX[/wiki]Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 17:42
Started some basic pages like these:
http://deskthority.net/wiki/Filco
Some fanboys should continue to fill them with info, in the meantime everyone do the dinosaur!
http://deskthority.net/wiki/Filco
Some fanboys should continue to fill them with info, in the meantime everyone do the dinosaur!
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 17:44
The text hasn't the link underlining.
Re: The wiki thread
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 17:45
Do NOT want!
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 17:49
Not even gonna ask what you searched for to find that on Google images. That got me weird looks from my coworker again. Its funny, I can browse porn fine, but that instantly raises eyebrows.
Somehow reminded me of this:
Somehow reminded me of this:
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 17:51
I found it on a music forum hehe.
How does he shift gear?
How does he shift gear?
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 17:59
@sixty where do you work?^^
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:00
Germany 
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:01
A web agency. I would say 40% of our work is porn sites, so no wonder barely anyone caresbugfix wrote:@sixty where do you work?^^
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:03
That sounds rather interesting...sixty wrote:A web agency. I would say 40% of our work is porn sites, so no wonder barely anyone cares
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:03
40% is a nice percentage...I wouldn't mind that!
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:04
I get fucked in the ass at work everyday. Does that count?
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:04
Are you one of sixty's customers?itlnstln wrote:I get fucked in the ass at work everyday. Does that count?
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:05
Believe me, it stops being interesting once you get to work on the first fatgirls or gay sex website. Worst part is, I mostly do translations/proof reading and organization, so I have to read quite some nasty stuff.bugfix wrote:That sounds rather interesting...sixty wrote:A web agency. I would say 40% of our work is porn sites, so no wonder barely anyone cares
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:06
Whoah itlnstln! TMI!!!
(TMI = Too Much Information) I used to say "don't go there" but that's...lame.
(TMI = Too Much Information) I used to say "don't go there" but that's...lame.
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:06
Man I'm happy I'll be a lawyer or something...
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:06
This is Texas. Porn is the werk uv thuh debbil.
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 18:13
I'll gladly write the Alps plate spring article. Maybe the low-profile Alps switches if poked enough. Does this count?Also I have a feeling we will have to set a prize for the one who writes the ALPS article, lol. No one seems to dare to even touch that naughty business. Don't wanna climb those mountains.
MAKE IT STOP MAKE IT STOPsixty wrote:The coolest thing to do is combine both. That is material for a few head explosions right there.keyboardlover wrote:I wonder what's more confusing - that or Cherry Corp. product codes?
...
These are real btw. Apparently Cherry made them for Taiwanese OEMs which were too poor to re-tool their keycap machines when ALPS switches died out.
/screams