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infinitediaries.net | ||
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gregmorris.co.uk
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| | | | | Can I apologise if this post triggers you in any way, these are simply my thoughts after using a 'mechanical keyboard' for a bit, and they may not be all positive. The people that love using these types of keyboard are plentiful online, so I may get an influx of name-calling after this, but please bear with me. I decided to have a bit of an experiment and dove in knowing absolutely nothing, so this very well is the reason behind my thoughts. | |
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logr.cogley.info
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| | | | | Check out the keybow, a mini DIY mechanical keyboard that is a solderless design, meaning you can swap in replacement switches if you want to tinker with the feel. Also, it is programmable and has LEDs, so the potential to set it up as a cool macro pad is tempting. ?? | |
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www.noahw.org
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linuxjedi.co.uk
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| | | In recent years, Microchip has launched a new range of AVR chips. They appear to have had some things borrowed from the PIC range, and you have to do some... | ||
