chevill

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by chevill 5y ago
>Any major complaints on the dactyl-manuform? I can see the lack of per-key RGB being annoying. No complaints from me. It was only my second soldering project. It was quite a bit of work but the results were very nice. I know RGB is poss
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by chevill 5y ago
Not sure if you're making fun of scientology or referencing FNM. Both are good things to do.
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by chevill 5y ago
I didn't try the Moonlander but I had an Ergodox-Ez which was its predecessor. I ended up making a dactyl manuform and it was my favorite out of every keyboard I've tried. Just wish it was easier to make one with RGB so I can prog
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by chevill 5y ago
>The model f revival exists for collectors and is functional, but is just bespoke enough to me that it's more of a collector's item than a mass product. Definitely not a mass product. The project IMO is a disaster even for a gr
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by chevill 5y ago
>Is it just me or do mechanical keyboard aficionados sound strangely like audiophiles? In some ways perhaps. In most ways not really. There are hundreds of mechanical key switches and many of them feel significantly different from one an
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by chevill 5y ago
My wife has a few chronic illnesses so I've encountered more doctors than the average person. There are two primary types that account for all but one or 2 out of around 30 that we have seen in order to attempt to get my wife effective
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by chevill 5y ago
Would you say its easy or possible to learn reversing while you learn binary ninja? I bought a license a while back and was struggling to figure out how to do things I could easily look up tutorials for in other programs so I ended up not u
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by chevill 5y ago
They have a reputation of being one of the most aggressively anti-piracy companies that exists.
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by chevill 5y ago
Its a tiny part of the basic truth that leaves out any criticism of Assange. It doesn't entirely revolve around the leaking of a single video of a US helicopter killing civilians.
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by chevill 5y ago
There's a 0% chance that Epstein is alive and a 0% chance she walks on those charges. Miscarriages of justice do happen but for the most part life is not a poorly written TV drama.
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by chevill 5y ago
He mentioned a single thing that Assange has done. That's not bringing people up to speed. Its disingenuous because its a more complicated situation than that one thing describes. And that statement stands whether a person supports him
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by chevill 5y ago
Usually when stuff like that happens the community is quick to fill in the gaps by making software compatible with other controllers. The market for this one is so small though that it might take a while. Perhaps the company will come up wi
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by chevill 5y ago
The creator sells boards with either matias or vintage alps. There's a limited supply of the vintage ones though. You can also buy a kit and provide your own switches of IIRC when I emailed him he said you can also send him the switche
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by chevill 5y ago
This uses Alps keyswitches which many people think are the best ever, me included. I think some of the space cadet keyboards used hall effect switches which were supposed to be pretty good too. This board is modelled after a non-space cadet
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by chevill 5y ago
>They're probably being hosed by their suppliers too, since I can't imagine they have the money to invest in serious volume. There are no suppliers IIRC. He spends like 2 weeks making a set of keycaps by hand and that's wh
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by chevill 5y ago
The result is the same if you don't give a shit about the quality of the keycaps you are using. Most people don't care at all and that's fine. For those of us who do care even a little, the result is obviously not the same. E
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by chevill 5y ago
Generally speaking, thicker keycaps are considered by most enthusiasts to be superior to thinner ones. Pimpmykeyboard's quality is good but not amazing. Also, this is a keyboard for people that like ALPS. There's a million custom
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by chevill 5y ago
If you just want custom keycaps for a modern MX board KAT Space Cadet was a group buy from over a year ago and it finally just started shipping. There are likely lots of people in /r/mechmarket that are going to be selling sets. I
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by chevill 5y ago
Its not based on the Space Cadet keyboard at all. Its based on a different Symbolics board which is also a very nice looking and highly desired keyboard among collectors (although not as famous as the Space Cadet). IMO its fairly faithful t
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by chevill 5y ago
I mess around with a lot of custom modern and vintage alps keyboard stuff. I'm pretty familiar with the Keymacs project although I don't own one yet because its pretty expensive. I'm going to be attempting a very similar buil
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by chevill 5y ago
I don't recall saying that they still were. It happened when paypal was still practically the exclusive payment method on their platform. So probably more than a couple of years ago but the date it happened wasn't important. It wa
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by chevill 5y ago
This happened to my father a couple of years ago and Paypal's incompetent support decided that a tracking number associated with a package addressed to a different person that weighed only a few ounces was evidence that the seller ship
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by chevill 5y ago
Its subjective. I have a $1200 Topre modded with a Norbaforce case and custom domes, pretty much as good as it gets, but its not even close to my favorite keyboard. Its nice but I'd rank Zeal tactile switches, Box Jade, Box Navy, Tacti
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by chevill 5y ago
>The entire point of having a liberal democracy is that we are the government, and we can pull it back from authoritarianism. We technically can. We also can technically elect people that understand technology. But practically its 100x m
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by chevill 5y ago
Yes I mean that companies may hire someone with data science skills but no security specific work experience. In fact the job you posted says this: "Passion to the cybersecurity is mandatory, though no previous experience or knowledge
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by chevill 5y ago
Where have you looked? If you have domain specific experience with security it would really help but security is growing so rapidly I suspect they probably have trouble filling all of the data science/ML/AI roles without also hiri
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by chevill 5y ago
And to elaborate on this the explanation I read stated that with DSM-IV you had a bunch of specific disorders with their respective checklists of symptoms which didn't accurately reflect variations between individuals and the overlappi
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by chevill 5y ago
>generally understand and care how they are perceived Personally, I do care how I am percieved. I want to be a legitimately good person. However, we sometimes do things that make it look like we don't care what others think of us be
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by chevill 5y ago
I've had a similar experience. I would love to stop using Windows but I have found that ProtonDB wildly exagerrates the compatibility of games. I had game breaking issues with 50% or more of "gold" rated titles and even some
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by chevill 5y ago
>Security cert, no assembly or even C knowledge. Work at a security company. Everyone I know with "research" in their title is legitimately great. That being said there are different types of security researchers. It seems like

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