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I use a model-f terminal keyboard with a small microcontroller to convert it to usb. It's pretty great. I used to use model-ms but they became hard to get, and
by nullc 6y ago
I use a model-f terminal keyboard with a small microcontroller to convert it to usb. It's pretty great.
I used to use model-ms but they became hard to get, and I gave away far too many of them back at a time when they weren't scarce. (I still have two, but can't replace them at a reasonable price if they fail)
The extra keys on the model-f terminal keyboards are handy too.
There was a window where I worried that my two remaining model-ms were going to have to last me the rest of my life.
Fortunately there are now a lot of mechanical keyboards available at reasonable prices. I like the model-m and model-f keyboards somewhat better, but many other mechanical keyboard choices are pretty good too.
- tsar_bomba 6y agoLOL, can you replace the F122 if it fails? Not sure if I follow your argument here :)
- nullc 6y ago[Replying to the dead reply: I was able to buy a bunch of model-f terminal keyboards, and last I checked they're still available at non-astronomical prices; presumably due to the difficulty of connecting them to modern hosts.]