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obrajesse
10y ago
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/keyboardio/the-model-01...
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obrajesse
10y ago
The combo USB/MicroUSB thing has been around for a few years. I met the original designer at CES 2015. The lightning/MicroUSB thing is, I believe, new.
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obrajesse
10y ago
Certainly. I also didn't bargain particularly hard. Though I did have a native speaker (Helen) who lives in Shenzhen with me the whole time.
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obrajesse
10y ago
It looked like an iPhone. It didn't work like an iPhone.
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obrajesse
10y ago
In this case, all of the fake cards were "name brands" I think I got offered "Samsung", "Kingston" and "SanDisk" cards at roughly (but not exactly) the same pricing. Retail packaging was available at
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obrajesse
10y ago
Yup. And Taobao is often even cheaper. Sadly, a lot of the Aliexpress stuff is so cheap because it's unlicensed/knockoffs. It'll work, but in a lot of cases, it's the hardware equivalent of pirating software. :/
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obrajesse
10y ago
Somewhat astonishingly, I've only rarely had an issue photographing things in HQB. Some of the worst of the iPhone fakers and some of the folks selling unique designs do ask you not to take pictures, but almost everybody is totally coo
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obrajesse
10y ago
https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/58 might help explain
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What $50 buys you at the Huaqiangbei electronics market in Shenzhen, China
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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obrajesse
11y ago
Thanks! Out of curiosity, what would be your ideal?
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obrajesse
11y ago
Jesse from Keyboardio here - you can't move the physical keycaps, but we'll have a blank version of the legends available as an option. We're still hopeful that we'll be able to offer custom legends at a reasonable price
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obrajesse
11y ago
Jesse from Keyboardio here - We'll be releasing enclosure CAD so you can build your own enclosure that feels different or better fits your own aesthetics. (Once we're shipped, we'll also probably play around with some alterna
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11y ago
Swartz.
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obrajesse
11y ago
They got the team behind it, who now work on other parts of Dropobox
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How we integrated 5 Slack instances with 14 lines of Perl
(blog.keyboard.io)
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12y ago
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obrajesse
13y ago
You can. If you're resting the outer sides of your palms on the keyboard and resting the heel of your thumb on the palm keys, they won't activate. you have to push down slightly to get them to.
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obrajesse
13y ago
'k
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obrajesse
13y ago
nod
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obrajesse
13y ago
Thanks :) How do you deal with arm fatigue when using a vertical keyboard?
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obrajesse
13y ago
Manufacturability. Something curved/contoured would be better, but I would rather make something good than fail to make something better.
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obrajesse
13y ago
Have your sales folks reach out to me? jesse at keyboard.io
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obrajesse
13y ago
I use 'ergonomic' to describe the general category of keyboard. I wouldn't even begin to claim that my keyboards (or ANY keyboard) will protect you from getting RSI. If you have recommendations for better buzzwords, I'm
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obrajesse
13y ago
The split design is..not great in my lap, which is usually where I rest my keyboard. With better mechanical design, that could be better. But no, it's mostly about manufacturability and simplicity for what will be my first physical &#x
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obrajesse
13y ago
You should drop Kinesis a line. They're amazing at standing by their products.
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obrajesse
13y ago
I haven't, mostly because this is all out of pocket and I've been operating with the assumption that larger vendors aren't going to be willing to work for peanuts for an 'unstartup' I'd love to find out I'
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obrajesse
13y ago
Thanks! OSH Park isn't a great deal for keyboard production. my keyboards are on the order of 60 square inches. Ordering from Seeed, I get 10 copies of my board for $200 in about a week.
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obrajesse
13y ago
Thanks for the link to LABI. I've never been there. I'll have to check it out next time I'm in Tokyo.
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obrajesse
13y ago
Really? Do you remember which store or which brand? I can't think of any current keyboard with Cherry switches and a trackpoint.
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obrajesse
13y ago
Thanks! The ErgoDox layout is nearly identical to the Kinesis and Maltron layouts, so it's not exactly without precedent, but yeah. I think we can do better :)
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obrajesse
13y ago
The most minimalist thing currently in production is probably: http://matias.ca/halfkeyboard/
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