SuperPaintMan

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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Worked fine in Firefox Mobile on my BlackBerry Key2. That surprised me!
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
I use a Ploopy that's been modified to run QMK (just needs a ISP flash, nothing crazy) and has my onboard chording engine. It's a mess, but having 2^n inputs and a trackball is very fun and hacky :) https://www.ploopy.
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
I literally make them, and they're powered by QMK. Check out http://gboards.ca/ and http://combos.gboards.ca/ for the fun stuff :)
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Check out KDE Connect, it's a great piece of software for copy/paste, remote inputs and more. Will even wake your computers up when you walk in the door :)
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Very cool, just started playing around with roam because of this. There seems to be a lot of overlap with Project Xanadu and the related ideas. I've been playing with this idea for a while and there's been a handful of partial imp
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Weirdly enough, there's a groupbuy closing out soon for PBT Choc keycaps. It's taken forever but it's getting there. [0] [0] https://www.gboards.ca/product/mbk-group-buy
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Yup, this is what I use for editing. Vifm in whatever directory I'm working it but small and floating. Mod+Spc focuses my nav, Mod+Spc to focus the underlying windows. Have it set up to spawn vim or VSCode instances using shared buffer
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Adventures in Obscure C Features(blog.gboards.ca)
7 points by SuperPaintMan 7y ago|1 comments
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Pass me the Ketracel White, thanks.
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
JK for :, UI or WE for escape. Escape never seemed so painful!
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
I just realized I still have your Alpha! I should pop that in the post. What's next on your list of weird designs?
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Give this a shot, and if you find the keyboard too light there's always ButterKnife (which is ending pretty quick here!) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7_HWAoZnZvs&feature=youtu.be https://www.gboards.ca&
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
I'm currently working on the ASETNIOP layout for Ginny (A 10 key keyboard), while wildly impractical next to something like GergoPlex, it's a fun exercise in insanity. https://www.gboards.ca/product/gergoplex
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Weird Keyboards, Programmable Keyboards(blog.gboards.ca)
2 points by SuperPaintMan 7y ago|0 comments
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
This is why I'm glad that QMK exists. Because you're using a programmable board (where the keymaps/layers/etc) are stored on the keyboard itself you can move everything about and never worry about where your configuratio
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Very true, the RCMP in my hometown were rarely doing raids/busts or anything of the sort. Unless you we're trying to muck around with hard drugs or driving around in a hotboxed car. There were multiple parents/working class p
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
That would make sense, perhaps worded a bit differently it may have survived. Either way, a good excuse to keep showdead on :)
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
I'm very curious as to why this is being downvote so heavily. They're not wrong. Among other reasons, the healthcare situation is one reason I would not consider taking a job in the US.
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Don't forget The Art Of Chording! It's pretty much the go to guide on understanding Plover Theory! https://www.artofchording.com/
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
There are other benefits to using a smaller chorded keyboard though, namely with RSI prevention and general comfort. That's kind of what I was going for with the QWERTY layout for Georgi. Rather then using chording for briefs and phone
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
The irony of that comment is that me and buddy are porting QMK to it right now and had to add to it :)
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Oh no! Send me a email and let's sort this out :(
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Awesome! The switches are the best part 12g is insane for the first time. I feel like a drug dealer with those bags of springs :)
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Funny you should ask that! It's mostly because I'm hanging out it a ton of keyboard related Discord servers and the topic comes up naturally (downside of designing the things, your life revolves around it). Usually I'll post
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Sorry I wasn't clear! What I'm getting at is when you're flexing in Discord/GeekHack/Reddit using a Alice is a very strong signal. Just using it as your personal keyboard in normal day-to-day settings isn't nea
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
>The problem is you get to choose either a better layout or better keycaps. Very much this. I'm very fond of Kailh Chocs and use them in many of my designs [1], while an excellent switch you have exactly two colour options White Bla
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Very much signalling, you want something that sets you apart from other users and if that means custom CNC'd cases, with harvested switches that have been lubed using the finest tears mounted on a custom plate. So you have something to
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Ergonomics, RSI and Split Keyboards(curiosityoverflow.xyz)
1 points by SuperPaintMan 7y ago|0 comments
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
I really think the Xanadu interface is a ideal way to browse information. It's not full 3d but allows simultaneous viewing of related documents and how's their relations. Not as clumsy as a million tabs buit with a tiling approach
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by SuperPaintMan 7y ago
Disclaimer: I'm the creator of the Gergo ergonomic keyboard There's a bunch of factors that go into reducing stress on the hands, mainly however reducing stretching and improving posture. The main issue with mice is that your hand

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