Post by: notflipperdan420 on Sat, 16 March 2019, 17:44:01
It's been too long since the Deskthority OTD wiki has gone without an update.
With the growing interest in OTD boards within the community, I thought it'd be nice to make an updated wiki people can refer to and check years from now.
I'll be updating this thread every few days / weeks with a new board, so stay tuned.
- 356L -2008
- 356N -2008
- 356CL -2009
- 356CL DGE -2009
- 356 Mini -2010
- 356 Pad - 2010
- 356N MK2 -2010
- Koala -2011
- 356 Mini MK2 -2012
- 456GT -2012
- 356.2 -2013
- 360C -2013
Post by: notflipperdan420 on Sat, 16 March 2019, 17:45:00
The first in the OTD lineup is the 356L. Following in the footsteps of the DK Saver, it is one of the earliest Kustom keyboards to be made.
Made from German aluminum, the keyboard is a lot heavier than it looks, weighing in at approximately 1.5kg (3.3 Pounds) despite not being an angled case.
As the L in the name suggests, it is designed for use with Linear switches, but it's said that the 356L also goes well with MX Blues.
Being the oldest and first of the legendary OTD 356 series, it is one of the rarest and most sought after keyboards by collectors.
Groupbuy Date: March 13th, 2008
Layout: Winkey 87
Units Made: 60 (1 lost during shipping, so a total of 59 units).
Colors Available: Black
Matching Wrist Rest: Yes
Controller: Any controller from a USB type WK layout Cherry G80-3000 keyboard.
Types of Plates Available: Aluminum (Black)
Engraving: It's engraved as #/60 depending on which number you have on the backside of the case and on the plate above the arrow keys.
Connection Type: USB
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Post by: notflipperdan420 on Sat, 16 March 2019, 17:45:13
Following the 356L is the 356N. The 356N wasn't limited in quantity like the previous 356L, but had far fewer participants at around 30 units total.
This was said to be due to the group buy date of the 356N being too close to that of the 356L. Therefore, not many people joined due to financial reasons and that makes the 356N the rarest OTD excluding prototypes and special editions.
And yes, the naming scheme is pretty much the same. The 356L is designed for use with Linear switches in mind, while the 356N is designed for Non Click (aka tactile) switches in mind.
You might be wondering how a board can be designed for a particular switch.
The designer Eungsam was very meticulous and prototyped every one of his boards multiple times (with his own money) until the boards were "perfect" by his high standards. Then provided those boards to the OTD community at almost no profit.
He used the same PCB material as that of OG Cherry boards (CEM-3) instead of the usual FR4 to replicate the feeling of OG Cherry boards into the 356N. Cherry PCBs are over 1.5T in thickness while the 356N's PCB is a very thin 1.2T to help the PCB flex more and allow for a better typing feel.
Eungsam also thought out the case design so there is space deliberately left over in the bottom of the case. This helps increase pleasant pinging sounds made by tactile switches. The 356N is also the first OTD (or first Kustom) to use a rubber band in between the PCB and plate to produce a "bouncy" typing feel while helping to reduce unpleasant sounds.
The main difference difference between the 356N and the 356N MK2, is the anodizing. Both have a "hairline" anodizing where you can see lines running across. However, the 356N has the "hairline" running vertically as opposed to the 356N MK2's horizontal "hairline".
Groupbuy Date: June~July, 2008
Layout: Winkey 87
Units Made: +- 30 (2 Chrome, Rest is Silver)
Colors Available: Silver, Chrome
Matching Wrist Rest: Yes
Controller: Holtec 628A
Types of Plates Available: Aluminum (Red), Polycarbonate Half
Engraving: No
Connection Type: PS2
Photo credits to:
OTD 스타도리 [Pic 1]
Random dude on google [Pic 2]
OTD 지제면민 [Pic 3]
OTD 이동진 [Pic 4]
OTD 이동진 [Pic 5]
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Post by: notflipperdan420 on Sat, 16 March 2019, 17:45:19
Here we are at the legendary 356CL. The holy grail. The grandfather of all modern day Kustoms. It's the board that set the standard.
To say it has impacted modern day Kustom design is an understatement. It's the first Kustom ever to utilize a brass weight insert, and first Kustom ever to have an angled case design.
You don't see many boards nowadays that don't have an angled case design and or a brass weight, right?
The 356CL wasn't born that easily. Even after countless prototypes, there were many issues.
Most notably, due to an problem with the aluminum used for the case, the ano left streaks (lines) on what would be the top half of many 356CLs. These top cases would later become 356CL DGE, but more detail on that in my next post.
Eungsam with his high standards, remade all the top cases due to this issue. That is why there is such a big color difference between the top and bottom half of most CLs.
Groupbuy Date: June 2009
Layout: Winkeyless 84
Units Made: Around 90 ~ 120 units. (Some say 60 Gunmetal 30 Black, some say 90 Gunmetal, 30 Black)
Colors Available: Gunmetal, Black
Matching Wrist Rest: Yes
Controller: Holtec 628A
Types of Plates Available: Aluminum (Red), Polycarbonate Half
Engraving: Yes
Connection Type: PS2
Photo credits to my good friend rv_companyz (go check him out on Instagram) :thumb:
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Post by: SixtyLife on Sat, 16 March 2019, 18:31:40
Post by: xondat on Sat, 16 March 2019, 18:35:05
Post by: LightningXI on Sat, 16 March 2019, 18:36:08
Post by: quochung1989 on Sat, 16 March 2019, 20:53:37
Post by: subcat on Sat, 16 March 2019, 20:57:10
Post by: HPE1000 on Sat, 16 March 2019, 20:59:27
Post by: LightningXI on Sun, 17 March 2019, 02:11:39
not gonna do one on the cheat?I wonder if that's the joke.
Post by: funderburker on Sun, 17 March 2019, 03:01:14
Post by: The_Boom_Boy on Sun, 17 March 2019, 06:48:33
Post by: notflipperdan420 on Sun, 17 March 2019, 07:26:51
not gonna do one on the cheat?
The reason I cut out The Cheat was
1. It's not considered an "OTD" board by many due to the fact that the groupbuy wasn't run by Eungsam (응삼), the designer of the 356 series, 456GT, and 360Corsa.
2. The guy who ran the groupbuy, Aqua (아꽈) has low key scammed and still hasn't shipped out all units while going afk.
3. Some additional info regarding The Cheat. Groupbuy was ran on November, 2010 and supports full NKRO. Color options were Red, Silver, and Black.
Post by: vegs on Sun, 17 March 2019, 09:36:17
Post by: Puddsy on Sun, 17 March 2019, 13:29:35
not gonna do one on the cheat?
The reason I cut out The Cheat was
1. It's not considered an "OTD" board by many due to the fact that the groupbuy wasn't run by Eungsam (응삼), the designer of the 356 series, 456GT, and 360Corsa.
2. The guy who ran the groupbuy, Aqua (아꽈) has low key scammed and still hasn't shipped out all units while going afk.
3. Some additional info regarding The Cheat. Groupbuy was ran on November, 2010 and supports full NKRO. Color options were Red, Silver, and Black.
But Koala wasn't a Eungsam board either
Post by: notflipperdan420 on Sun, 17 March 2019, 15:11:00
not gonna do one on the cheat?
The reason I cut out The Cheat was
1. It's not considered an "OTD" board by many due to the fact that the groupbuy wasn't run by Eungsam (응삼), the designer of the 356 series, 456GT, and 360Corsa.
2. The guy who ran the groupbuy, Aqua (아꽈) has low key scammed and still hasn't shipped out all units while going afk.
3. Some additional info regarding The Cheat. Groupbuy was ran on November, 2010 and supports full NKRO. Color options were Red, Silver, and Black.
But Koala wasn't a Eungsam board either
Yes, but the Koala is considered an "OTD" board by most, opposed to The Cheat. Also there is a lot more to talk about regarding the Koala.
Post by: pr0ximity on Sun, 17 March 2019, 15:29:29
Post by: Yuna on Sun, 17 March 2019, 16:01:03
Post by: Remsky on Sun, 17 March 2019, 16:11:07
356LReally hope that aluminum came from the right side of the wall :dafoe:
The first in the OTD lineup is the 356L. Following in the footsteps of the DK Saver, it is one of the earliest Kustom keyboards to be made.
Made from German aluminum, the keyboard is a lot heavier than it looks, weighing in at approximately 1.5kg (3.3 Pounds) despite not being an angled case.
As the L in the name suggests, it is designed for use with Linear switches, but it's said that the 356L also goes well with MX Blues.
Being the oldest and first of the legendary OTD 356 series, it is one of the rarest and most sought after keyboards by collectors.
Groupbuy Date: March 13th, 2008
Layout: Winkey 87
Units Made: 60 (1 lost during shipping, so a total of 59 units).
Colors Available: Black
Matching Wrist Rest: Yes
Controller: Any controller from a USB type WK layout Cherry G80-3000 keyboard.
Types of Plates Available: Aluminum (Black)
Engraving: It's engraved as #/60 depending on which number you have on the backside of the case and on the plate above the arrow keys.
Connection Type: USB
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Post by: Puddsy on Sun, 17 March 2019, 16:35:55
not gonna do one on the cheat?
The reason I cut out The Cheat was
1. It's not considered an "OTD" board by many due to the fact that the groupbuy wasn't run by Eungsam (응삼), the designer of the 356 series, 456GT, and 360Corsa.
2. The guy who ran the groupbuy, Aqua (아꽈) has low key scammed and still hasn't shipped out all units while going afk.
3. Some additional info regarding The Cheat. Groupbuy was ran on November, 2010 and supports full NKRO. Color options were Red, Silver, and Black.
But Koala wasn't a Eungsam board either
Yes, but the Koala is considered an "OTD" board by most, opposed to The Cheat. Also there is a lot more to talk about regarding the Koala.
Very true, I could write a book about koala ****
Post by: Puddsy on Sun, 17 March 2019, 16:36:52
What about 356CLS?
It's more an addendum under CL
Post by: SixtyLife on Sun, 17 March 2019, 17:49:49
(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_8d9b5eaa_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5161.jpg)
(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_86c00387_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5177.jpg)
Post by: dallman5 on Sun, 17 March 2019, 17:53:35
would also love to know the story behind this guy:Show Image(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_8d9b5eaa_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5161.jpg)Show Image(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_86c00387_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5177.jpg)
On a similar note, I was always curious about the 356W.
(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190317/55d96fc137852095c5473dd38da00b2e.jpg)
(https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=35864.msg1173750#msg1173750)
Post by: xondat on Sun, 17 March 2019, 18:19:42
would also love to know the story behind this guy:Show Image(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_8d9b5eaa_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5161.jpg)Show Image(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_86c00387_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5177.jpg)
Holy ****, I had no idea this even existed :eek: :eek:
Post by: Puddsy on Sun, 17 March 2019, 18:21:12
would also love to know the story behind this guy:Show Image(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_8d9b5eaa_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5161.jpg)Show Image(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_86c00387_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5177.jpg)
IIRC nasby has it, and it was an early 360C proto
Post by: hitlu on Sun, 17 March 2019, 19:23:12
old ones has gone to be history.
pls jump to the new one first.
Post by: vegs on Mon, 18 March 2019, 02:47:44
new one?hitlu pls :))
old ones has gone to be history.
pls jump to the new one first.
Post by: Puddsy on Mon, 18 March 2019, 02:52:31
new one?hitlu pls :))
old ones has gone to be history.
pls jump to the new one first.
i think he means "do corsa first" but even corsa is 6 years old at this point
Post by: hayt on Mon, 18 March 2019, 12:26:38
356L
The first in the OTD lineup is the 356L. Following in the footsteps of the DK Saver, it is one of the earliest Kustom keyboards to be made.
Made from German aluminum, the keyboard is a lot heavier than it looks, weighing in at approximately 1.5kg (3.3 Pounds) despite not being an angled case.
As the L in the name suggests, it is designed for use with Linear switches, but it's said that the 356L also goes well with MX Blues.
Being the oldest and first of the legendary OTD 356 series, it is one of the rarest and most sought after keyboards by collectors.
Groupbuy Date: March 13th, 2008
Layout: Winkey 87
Units Made: 60 (1 lost during shipping, so a total of 59 units).
Colors Available: Black
Matching Wrist Rest: Yes
Controller: Any controller from a USB type WK layout Cherry G80-3000 keyboard.
Types of Plates Available: Aluminum (Black)
Engraving: It's engraved as #/60 depending on which number you have on the backside of the case and on the plate above the arrow keys.
Connection Type: USB
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This is awesome, thanks for doing this!
Any why the # is blanked out? Just curious ty
Post by: HPE1000 on Mon, 18 March 2019, 12:31:12
prob just so ppl cant track who is selling/buying the boards and get blacklisted if they are flipping, just a thought356L
The first in the OTD lineup is the 356L. Following in the footsteps of the DK Saver, it is one of the earliest Kustom keyboards to be made.
Made from German aluminum, the keyboard is a lot heavier than it looks, weighing in at approximately 1.5kg (3.3 Pounds) despite not being an angled case.
As the L in the name suggests, it is designed for use with Linear switches, but it's said that the 356L also goes well with MX Blues.
Being the oldest and first of the legendary OTD 356 series, it is one of the rarest and most sought after keyboards by collectors.
Groupbuy Date: March 13th, 2008
Layout: Winkey 87
Units Made: 60 (1 lost during shipping, so a total of 59 units).
Colors Available: Black
Matching Wrist Rest: Yes
Controller: Any controller from a USB type WK layout Cherry G80-3000 keyboard.
Types of Plates Available: Aluminum (Black)
Engraving: It's engraved as #/60 depending on which number you have on the backside of the case and on the plate above the arrow keys.
Connection Type: USB
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This is awesome, thanks for doing this!
Any why the # is blanked out? Just curious ty
Post by: _GMK_ on Mon, 18 March 2019, 13:09:19
Post by: Puddsy on Mon, 18 March 2019, 15:17:31
prob just so ppl cant track who is selling/buying the boards and get blacklisted if they are flipping, just a thought356L
The first in the OTD lineup is the 356L. Following in the footsteps of the DK Saver, it is one of the earliest Kustom keyboards to be made.
Made from German aluminum, the keyboard is a lot heavier than it looks, weighing in at approximately 1.5kg (3.3 Pounds) despite not being an angled case.
As the L in the name suggests, it is designed for use with Linear switches, but it's said that the 356L also goes well with MX Blues.
Being the oldest and first of the legendary OTD 356 series, it is one of the rarest and most sought after keyboards by collectors.
Groupbuy Date: March 13th, 2008
Layout: Winkey 87
Units Made: 60 (1 lost during shipping, so a total of 59 units).
Colors Available: Black
Matching Wrist Rest: Yes
Controller: Any controller from a USB type WK layout Cherry G80-3000 keyboard.
Types of Plates Available: Aluminum (Black)
Engraving: It's engraved as #/60 depending on which number you have on the backside of the case and on the plate above the arrow keys.
Connection Type: USB
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This is awesome, thanks for doing this!
Any why the # is blanked out? Just curious ty
that is exactly what it is, OTD.kr and kbdlab ban for flipping, which is why the Korean community flips to us through MM
Post by: Signature on Mon, 18 March 2019, 15:22:41
The first boards made was actually prohibited to sell. Other boards have restriction on flipping (hence why bundles are so popular there) and selling outside of Korea. Only 360c was avail to the world.prob just so ppl cant track who is selling/buying the boards and get blacklisted if they are flipping, just a thought356L
The first in the OTD lineup is the 356L. Following in the footsteps of the DK Saver, it is one of the earliest Kustom keyboards to be made.
Made from German aluminum, the keyboard is a lot heavier than it looks, weighing in at approximately 1.5kg (3.3 Pounds) despite not being an angled case.
As the L in the name suggests, it is designed for use with Linear switches, but it's said that the 356L also goes well with MX Blues.
Being the oldest and first of the legendary OTD 356 series, it is one of the rarest and most sought after keyboards by collectors.
Groupbuy Date: March 13th, 2008
Layout: Winkey 87
Units Made: 60 (1 lost during shipping, so a total of 59 units).
Colors Available: Black
Matching Wrist Rest: Yes
Controller: Any controller from a USB type WK layout Cherry G80-3000 keyboard.
Types of Plates Available: Aluminum (Black)
Engraving: It's engraved as #/60 depending on which number you have on the backside of the case and on the plate above the arrow keys.
Connection Type: USB
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This is awesome, thanks for doing this!
Any why the # is blanked out? Just curious ty
that is exactly what it is, OTD.kr and kbdlab ban for flipping, which is why the Korean community flips to us through MM
Post by: Joey Quinn on Tue, 19 March 2019, 11:15:51
Looking at crazy OTDs is always a good time :))
Post by: tex_live_utility on Sat, 23 March 2019, 11:48:32
Post by: LightningXI on Sat, 23 March 2019, 11:54:04
Post by: Puddsy on Sat, 23 March 2019, 15:51:56
Post by: ArchDill on Sat, 23 March 2019, 21:11:42
Post by: stolenweapon on Sun, 24 March 2019, 05:16:46
Post by: notflipperdan420 on Mon, 25 March 2019, 02:49:14
cool moves dan
;)
Post by: dorf on Tue, 23 April 2019, 09:00:27
Post by: dubious on Tue, 23 April 2019, 13:17:33
Post by: ramnes on Sun, 05 May 2019, 01:29:57
Post by: LightningXI on Tue, 30 July 2019, 23:05:37
Post by: Photekq on Wed, 31 July 2019, 04:57:01
would also love to know the story behind this guy:I'm pretty sure the 356C was just a prototype version of the 356CL. I say this because it was originally revealed back in 2009 (http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=album&wr_id=3562&sca=&sfl=wr_subject%7C%7Cwr_content&stx=356c&page=16) in some photos from a meetup. Then some proper photos (http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=album&wr_id=3932&sca=&sfl=wr_subject%7C%7Cwr_content&stx=356c&page=16) were posted the next month by the 356 series creator eungsam/danville (check out his photos on OTD if you have the time, they're some of the best keyboard pics out there) (http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=album&sca=&sfl=mb_id,1&stx=danville). This precedes any images of the 356CL, but the design is clearly near-identical.Show Image(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_8d9b5eaa_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5161.jpg)Show Image(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/file/album/3667529443_86c00387_.2Ffiles2Fattach2Fimages2F1602F2952F0952FDSC_5177.jpg)
Bonus pic :
(http://www.otd.kr/gn/data/cheditor4/0905/CDlNtORd3269blnUBWApGlVcnQFj.jpg)
IIRC nasby has it, and it was an early 360C proto(https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/528941255946928157.png)
bruh don't make me dig up the 356CL DGE posts
Post by: Photekq on Wed, 31 July 2019, 05:46:58
The 356CL DGE manual should apply to 356CL/356.2/360c too - it's the guide I followed when I assembled my 360c years ago.
356mini assembly guide :
PDF (https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ElPYVXvrtvgaIe7jboPlaaznbEaHNg52)
Individual JPEGs (https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wWwBGP3aOk7oB8R0mUhlt-3UvkUit4cI)
Combined JPEG (so long that it literally overrides the spoiler function here) : https://i.imgur.com/RbhIwz2.jpg
356CL DGE assembly guide :
PDF (https://drive.google.com/open?id=1C7kgqvICMvF7qoDD9OW7VdiJNuk-uo6g)
Individual JPEGs (https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Odc_9J63lrkG-Cx-f34SdK9t45P_U5Lp)
Combined JPEG : https://i.imgur.com/B8pxQHc.jpg
Post by: dgneo on Wed, 31 July 2019, 05:52:41
ty for the links pho, some good reading for today
Post by: Photekq on Wed, 31 July 2019, 06:54:52
Post by: Photekq on Wed, 31 July 2019, 06:56:46
Post by: mrdar206 on Wed, 31 July 2019, 20:15:34
Lastly, RIP the 356L assembly guide.
http://blog.naver.com/PostList.nhn?blogId=elsuoo&from=postList&categoryNo=92
I found this blog years ago, lots of 356 assemblied process was uploaded.
Seems like he was quiet famous in OTD community back then
Post by: funderburker on Thu, 01 August 2019, 01:54:43
Post by: Photekq on Thu, 01 August 2019, 03:52:48
I knew he had a blog, but I didn't realise how much he'd posted there compared to on OTD (http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=album&sca=&sfl=mb_id,1&stx=pilmuk) :)) Looks like he had at least 5 DGEs at one point!Lastly, RIP the 356L assembly guide.
http://blog.naver.com/PostList.nhn?blogId=elsuoo&from=postList&categoryNo=92
I found this blog years ago, lots of 356 assemblied process was uploaded.
Seems like he was quiet famous in OTD community back then
Post by: pr0ximity on Thu, 01 August 2019, 04:59:59
356mini assembly guide :
PDF (https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ElPYVXvrtvgaIe7jboPlaaznbEaHNg52)
Individual JPEGs (https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wWwBGP3aOk7oB8R0mUhlt-3UvkUit4cI)
Combined JPEG (so long that it literally overrides the spoiler function here) : https://i.imgur.com/RbhIwz2.jpg
my man 👊
Post by: dgneo on Thu, 01 August 2019, 07:31:58
356-LS
"One unusual thing was that I did a raydent coating on the surface. At that time, even if it is not in Korea
There was a lot of money in the post-processing when nobody was doing.
It is not a pooh .. I just took a look at the S version after a long time and it was an old idea.
(The radiant looks a fairly high-quality surface texture and is also good at touch.
I do not know, but I think it is one of the recommended after-treatment methods, in contrast to a very thin film)"
(http://www.otd.kr/data/file/album/2105777654_68b6ec3d_DCS_6849.jpg)
356-F
"Shafts + proto alu keycap + alpslike short-stroke proto spring
*After the alpslike springs are gold-plated with pressure springs, they have been subtracted very small amount.
F wrote on the bulletin that it means Female, but I read it alone 356 ****ed up"
Post by: Photekq on Thu, 01 August 2019, 07:36:48
Post by: LightningXI on Fri, 02 August 2019, 02:36:00
For reference : 356F (http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=album&wr_id=27506&sca=&sfl=mb_id%2C1&stx=danville&page=3), 356LS (http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=album&wr_id=60401&sca=&sfl=mb_id%2C1&stx=danville&page=2)All these links aren't working for me :(
Edit: suddenly works after restarting browser.
Also, if anyone needs a translation I can provide some help.
Post by: futurecrime on Tue, 27 August 2019, 05:50:02
Post by: funderburker on Tue, 27 August 2019, 08:01:58
Only just discovered this thread. Good **** Notflipperdan and Photekq.
Man, this is THE thread to follow. :p
Post by: LightningXI on Wed, 30 October 2019, 01:28:58
Post by: funderburker on Wed, 30 October 2019, 02:47:17
Will this thread see completion? :-\
Just like all OTD wiki posts, probably it'll take a long time. :))
Post by: adxlk on Wed, 30 October 2019, 20:22:35
I like what you did/are doing. Keep sharing. I really appreciate it. Much love from Mauritius. <4
Post by: Slayer77 on Mon, 21 March 2022, 17:08:46
Post by: Puddsy on Tue, 22 March 2022, 17:39:04
hey, is this thread dead? was hoping for more information on the other boards as well :)
dan has been inactive in keyboards for at least few months now afaik so you can assume it is dead
Post by: Slayer77 on Tue, 22 March 2022, 17:53:41
Thanks Puddsyhey, is this thread dead? was hoping for more information on the other boards as well :)
dan has been inactive in keyboards for at least few months now afaik so you can assume it is dead
Was just looking for more information for the 456.
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Post by: Photekq on Mon, 28 March 2022, 10:12:42
A while back it came to my attention (shoutouts to yui for that) that OTD was nearing its expiry date (27th March). We immediately started worrying that eungsam wouldn't renew the domain, for all kinds of reasons. It'd been 4 years since the site's last renewal, and it's a total ghost town at this point. I also have reason to believe that eungsam is entirely separated from the hobby at this point. It also didn't instill confidence, knowing that the site had already gone down for a few months sometime last year. While OTD might be a ghost town, it's still one of the most important sources of keyboard information in my opinion. There are so many keyboards, both custom and vintage, that you won't find documentated anywhere else. And even beyond that - OTD is the origin of so many trends that we see in keyboards today. The members there, along with the members of kbdmania, were the true originators of so many things. If record of their existence were lost, it'd break my heart.
Now, eungsam did end up renewing it. He waited until the date of its expiry, but he did do it. It's good for another 3 years. So, for now at least, this was done in vain.
Before he did this though, while it was still a very real worry that the site would go down, I started working on a scraper. And I did complete it. I've now got the entirety of OTD on my hard drive, with the exception of some sections I can't access (OTD Studio, and marketplace posts that are restricted by writing power). All images have been downloaded, and every post/comment has been scraped into a database that could easily be reconstructed into a website, allowing for full search capabilities. If a time ever comes when OTD goes down, and I want to provide this to the public - I will of course do all I can to remove/censor any personal information or photos of individuals.
I wanted to post this here just to let everyone know: 95% of the site's been backed up, there's no need to ever worry about it disappearing. Maybe nobody cares anymore, but I wanted to post just in case somebody does. I know I still do.
P.S Korean forum software from the 00s can go **** itself. It was a legitimate nightmare to do the scrape :blank:
Post by: josh on Mon, 28 March 2022, 11:22:23
I wanted to post this here just to let everyone know: 95% of the site's been backed up, there's no need to ever worry about it disappearing. Maybe nobody cares anymore, but I wanted to post just in case somebody does. I know I still do.
THAT'S MY MAN
Post by: Photekq on Mon, 28 March 2022, 11:54:03
THAT'S MY MAN:-*
Post by: futurecrime on Mon, 28 March 2022, 14:54:34
Bit of an odd one, but I couldn't think of anywhere else to post this.
A while back it came to my attention (shoutouts to yui for that) that OTD was nearing its expiry date (27th March). We immediately started worrying that eungsam wouldn't renew the domain, for all kinds of reasons. It'd been 4 years since the site's last renewal, and it's a total ghost town at this point. I also have reason to believe that eungsam is entirely separated from the hobby at this point. It also didn't instill confidence, knowing that the site had already gone down for a few months sometime last year. While OTD might be a ghost town, it's still one of the most important sources of keyboard information in my opinion. There are so many keyboards, both custom and vintage, that you won't find documentated anywhere else. And even beyond that - OTD is the origin of so many trends that we see in keyboards today. The members there, along with the members of kbdmania, were the true originators of so many things. If record of their existence were lost, it'd break my heart.
Now, eungsam did end up renewing it. He waited until the date of its expiry, but he did do it. It's good for another 3 years. So, for now at least, this was done in vain.
Before he did this though, while it was still a very real worry that the site would go down, I started working on a scraper. And I did complete it. I've now got the entirety of OTD on my hard drive, with the exception of some sections I can't access (OTD Studio, and marketplace posts that are restricted by writing power). All images have been downloaded, and every post/comment has been scraped into a database that could easily be reconstructed into a website, allowing for full search capabilities. If a time ever comes when OTD goes down, and I want to provide this to the public - I will of course do all I can to remove/censor any personal information or photos of individuals.
I wanted to post this here just to let everyone know: 95% of the site's been backed up, there's no need to ever worry about it disappearing. Maybe nobody cares anymore, but I wanted to post just in case somebody does. I know I still do.
P.S Korean forum software from the 00s can go **** itself. It was a legitimate nightmare to do the scrape :blank:
Amazing effort man! There’s a bucket of nixies waiting for you in keyboard heaven.
Post by: Slayer77 on Mon, 28 March 2022, 17:03:33
Bit of an odd one, but I couldn't think of anywhere else to post this.Oof. Great job!
A while back it came to my attention (shoutouts to yui for that) that OTD was nearing its expiry date (27th March). We immediately started worrying that eungsam wouldn't renew the domain, for all kinds of reasons. It'd been 4 years since the site's last renewal, and it's a total ghost town at this point. I also have reason to believe that eungsam is entirely separated from the hobby at this point. It also didn't instill confidence, knowing that the site had already gone down for a few months sometime last year. While OTD might be a ghost town, it's still one of the most important sources of keyboard information in my opinion. There are so many keyboards, both custom and vintage, that you won't find documentated anywhere else. And even beyond that - OTD is the origin of so many trends that we see in keyboards today. The members there, along with the members of kbdmania, were the true originators of so many things. If record of their existence were lost, it'd break my heart.
Now, eungsam did end up renewing it. He waited until the date of its expiry, but he did do it. It's good for another 3 years. So, for now at least, this was done in vain.
Before he did this though, while it was still a very real worry that the site would go down, I started working on a scraper. And I did complete it. I've now got the entirety of OTD on my hard drive, with the exception of some sections I can't access (OTD Studio, and marketplace posts that are restricted by writing power). All images have been downloaded, and every post/comment has been scraped into a database that could easily be reconstructed into a website, allowing for full search capabilities. If a time ever comes when OTD goes down, and I want to provide this to the public - I will of course do all I can to remove/censor any personal information or photos of individuals.
I wanted to post this here just to let everyone know: 95% of the site's been backed up, there's no need to ever worry about it disappearing. Maybe nobody cares anymore, but I wanted to post just in case somebody does. I know I still do.
P.S Korean forum software from the 00s can go **** itself. It was a legitimate nightmare to do the scrape :blank:
Sent from my GM1911 using Tapatalk
Post by: Sifo on Mon, 28 March 2022, 17:14:57
Bit of an odd one, but I couldn't think of anywhere else to post this.
A while back it came to my attention (shoutouts to yui for that) that OTD was nearing its expiry date (27th March). We immediately started worrying that eungsam wouldn't renew the domain, for all kinds of reasons. It'd been 4 years since the site's last renewal, and it's a total ghost town at this point. I also have reason to believe that eungsam is entirely separated from the hobby at this point. It also didn't instill confidence, knowing that the site had already gone down for a few months sometime last year. While OTD might be a ghost town, it's still one of the most important sources of keyboard information in my opinion. There are so many keyboards, both custom and vintage, that you won't find documentated anywhere else. And even beyond that - OTD is the origin of so many trends that we see in keyboards today. The members there, along with the members of kbdmania, were the true originators of so many things. If record of their existence were lost, it'd break my heart.
Now, eungsam did end up renewing it. He waited until the date of its expiry, but he did do it. It's good for another 3 years. So, for now at least, this was done in vain.
Before he did this though, while it was still a very real worry that the site would go down, I started working on a scraper. And I did complete it. I've now got the entirety of OTD on my hard drive, with the exception of some sections I can't access (OTD Studio, and marketplace posts that are restricted by writing power). All images have been downloaded, and every post/comment has been scraped into a database that could easily be reconstructed into a website, allowing for full search capabilities. If a time ever comes when OTD goes down, and I want to provide this to the public - I will of course do all I can to remove/censor any personal information or photos of individuals.
I wanted to post this here just to let everyone know: 95% of the site's been backed up, there's no need to ever worry about it disappearing. Maybe nobody cares anymore, but I wanted to post just in case somebody does. I know I still do.
P.S Korean forum software from the 00s can go **** itself. It was a legitimate nightmare to do the scrape :blank:
god bless
Post by: funderburker on Mon, 28 March 2022, 18:39:05
Bit of an odd one, but I couldn't think of anywhere else to post this.
A while back it came to my attention (shoutouts to yui for that) that OTD was nearing its expiry date (27th March). We immediately started worrying that eungsam wouldn't renew the domain, for all kinds of reasons. It'd been 4 years since the site's last renewal, and it's a total ghost town at this point. I also have reason to believe that eungsam is entirely separated from the hobby at this point. It also didn't instill confidence, knowing that the site had already gone down for a few months sometime last year. While OTD might be a ghost town, it's still one of the most important sources of keyboard information in my opinion. There are so many keyboards, both custom and vintage, that you won't find documentated anywhere else. And even beyond that - OTD is the origin of so many trends that we see in keyboards today. The members there, along with the members of kbdmania, were the true originators of so many things. If record of their existence were lost, it'd break my heart.
Now, eungsam did end up renewing it. He waited until the date of its expiry, but he did do it. It's good for another 3 years. So, for now at least, this was done in vain.
Before he did this though, while it was still a very real worry that the site would go down, I started working on a scraper. And I did complete it. I've now got the entirety of OTD on my hard drive, with the exception of some sections I can't access (OTD Studio, and marketplace posts that are restricted by writing power). All images have been downloaded, and every post/comment has been scraped into a database that could easily be reconstructed into a website, allowing for full search capabilities. If a time ever comes when OTD goes down, and I want to provide this to the public - I will of course do all I can to remove/censor any personal information or photos of individuals.
I wanted to post this here just to let everyone know: 95% of the site's been backed up, there's no need to ever worry about it disappearing. Maybe nobody cares anymore, but I wanted to post just in case somebody does. I know I still do.
P.S Korean forum software from the 00s can go **** itself. It was a legitimate nightmare to do the scrape :blank:
Tip my fedora! Good job and thank you for keeping history alive! :thumb:
Post by: Auxo on Mon, 28 March 2022, 22:32:39
Bit of an odd one, but I couldn't think of anywhere else to post this.
A while back it came to my attention (shoutouts to yui for that) that OTD was nearing its expiry date (27th March). We immediately started worrying that eungsam wouldn't renew the domain, for all kinds of reasons. It'd been 4 years since the site's last renewal, and it's a total ghost town at this point. I also have reason to believe that eungsam is entirely separated from the hobby at this point. It also didn't instill confidence, knowing that the site had already gone down for a few months sometime last year. While OTD might be a ghost town, it's still one of the most important sources of keyboard information in my opinion. There are so many keyboards, both custom and vintage, that you won't find documentated anywhere else. And even beyond that - OTD is the origin of so many trends that we see in keyboards today. The members there, along with the members of kbdmania, were the true originators of so many things. If record of their existence were lost, it'd break my heart.
Now, eungsam did end up renewing it. He waited until the date of its expiry, but he did do it. It's good for another 3 years. So, for now at least, this was done in vain.
Before he did this though, while it was still a very real worry that the site would go down, I started working on a scraper. And I did complete it. I've now got the entirety of OTD on my hard drive, with the exception of some sections I can't access (OTD Studio, and marketplace posts that are restricted by writing power). All images have been downloaded, and every post/comment has been scraped into a database that could easily be reconstructed into a website, allowing for full search capabilities. If a time ever comes when OTD goes down, and I want to provide this to the public - I will of course do all I can to remove/censor any personal information or photos of individuals.
I wanted to post this here just to let everyone know: 95% of the site's been backed up, there's no need to ever worry about it disappearing. Maybe nobody cares anymore, but I wanted to post just in case somebody does. I know I still do.
P.S Korean forum software from the 00s can go **** itself. It was a legitimate nightmare to do the scrape :blank:
big if true
Post by: Puddsy on Sun, 03 April 2022, 11:48:03
Bit of an odd one, but I couldn't think of anywhere else to post this.
A while back it came to my attention (shoutouts to yui for that) that OTD was nearing its expiry date (27th March). We immediately started worrying that eungsam wouldn't renew the domain, for all kinds of reasons. It'd been 4 years since the site's last renewal, and it's a total ghost town at this point. I also have reason to believe that eungsam is entirely separated from the hobby at this point. It also didn't instill confidence, knowing that the site had already gone down for a few months sometime last year. While OTD might be a ghost town, it's still one of the most important sources of keyboard information in my opinion. There are so many keyboards, both custom and vintage, that you won't find documentated anywhere else. And even beyond that - OTD is the origin of so many trends that we see in keyboards today. The members there, along with the members of kbdmania, were the true originators of so many things. If record of their existence were lost, it'd break my heart.
Now, eungsam did end up renewing it. He waited until the date of its expiry, but he did do it. It's good for another 3 years. So, for now at least, this was done in vain.
Before he did this though, while it was still a very real worry that the site would go down, I started working on a scraper. And I did complete it. I've now got the entirety of OTD on my hard drive, with the exception of some sections I can't access (OTD Studio, and marketplace posts that are restricted by writing power). All images have been downloaded, and every post/comment has been scraped into a database that could easily be reconstructed into a website, allowing for full search capabilities. If a time ever comes when OTD goes down, and I want to provide this to the public - I will of course do all I can to remove/censor any personal information or photos of individuals.
I wanted to post this here just to let everyone know: 95% of the site's been backed up, there's no need to ever worry about it disappearing. Maybe nobody cares anymore, but I wanted to post just in case somebody does. I know I still do.
P.S Korean forum software from the 00s can go **** itself. It was a legitimate nightmare to do the scrape :blank:
i know you've been working on this for a while, heroic move
if anyone has access to studio and/or marketplace please get in touch with photekq, there's a lot of valuable data in those forums that would be really interesting to parse through
Post by: Photekq on Mon, 04 April 2022, 09:25:15
if anyone has access to studio and/or marketplace please get in touch with photekq, there's a lot of valuable data in those forums that would be really interesting to parse throughOh yeah! Thanks for mentioning mate, I forgot to in my post. If anyone has access, your help would be much appreciated :-*
Post by: hineybush on Fri, 06 May 2022, 08:22:16
bummer that a bunch of picture links in this thread are broken
Post by: Photekq on Fri, 06 May 2022, 13:21:59
tyvm photokq. the hero we need and deserveThey still work. You just have to open them in a new tab!
bummer that a bunch of picture links in this thread are broken
Post by: hineybush on Fri, 06 May 2022, 16:42:01
Post by: Photekq on Wed, 24 May 2023, 17:17:28
(https://i.imgur.com/0DHLpPF.png)
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Some of you might've noticed that, while otd.kr is still online, only the homepage is accessible. Maybe it'll get fixed in the future, but it's been like this for some time now.
This combined with previous periods of downtime has brought me to the decision to release otd_archive to the public.
I've started with the two richest sections of the website:
Album (https://www.kbdarchive.org/otd_archive/album.php)
Freeboard (https://www.kbdarchive.org/otd_archive/board.php)
Other sections will follow when I have time (reconstructing these pages is a bit time-consuming), but these two boards contain 90%+ of the posts from the site. More than enough to start with, I think.
The webpages are stripped of links (except for Album and Freeboard on the sidebar), since they would lead nowhere, but I've retained almost all of the original design.
Most importantly, the search bars found at the bottom of Album and Freeboard are fully functioning, so please use them! (and also pray that I won't have to eat my words when my server crashes)
Oh, also, clicking usernames will show you all of their posts on the board you're currently browsing.
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If you encounter any dead images there are two possible explanations:
- I removed them on purpose. OTD was a very tight-knit community; members there often shared pictures of themselves, and of their family. I've done my best to remove all of the family photos and member's photos of their children, as I'm not sure how I feel about re-hosting such personal images. I've left some pictures of people - specifically pictures of the members themselves and keyboard meetups. If you have a different stance on this, I'd be open to hearing your thoughts - perhaps I'm overthinking, or perhaps I'm not thinking enough. I also might've missed some, since it's hard to manually filter through so many images without any oversight.
- There's some ****ery going on. OTD was inconsistent when it came to handling images - some would have 'src="/folder/folder2/image.ext", others would have src="./etc", and rarely they would have src="otd.kr/etc". I've had to bodge this a bit, and I think I've handled all cases, but I could be wrong.
I say all of this to say - if you find a post with dead images or a dead thumbnail on the main Album browse page please let me know. Send an email to the address found here. (https://www.kbdarchive.org/cherry/submit.html) Explain the problem, and include a link to the page in question.
Further to that, if you come across any other problems with the site, or any images that you think should be removed please contact me at the above link.
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If anyone has any requests, e.g a new search option, do let me know too.
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Lastly, before I go~
Total image count (without thumbnails): 77,833
Total post count: 58,345
Total comment count: 1,070,852
All figures are excluding sections I wasn't able to access.
Long live OTD. Since '08.
[attachimg=1]
P.S If somebody can get me a programming job or get me a 356CL/356mini/DGE/LIMKB, lmk :cool:
Post by: Chippy on Wed, 24 May 2023, 17:35:11
Post by: 7empest on Wed, 24 May 2023, 17:38:53
Post by: lbassett21 on Wed, 24 May 2023, 17:40:54
Post by: kyuut on Wed, 24 May 2023, 18:35:27
Post by: ankit on Wed, 24 May 2023, 19:40:53
will def put your efforts to use
Post by: Rhienfo on Wed, 24 May 2023, 19:57:13
Hiya! Here's a pretty + rare picture to grab your attention:Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/0DHLpPF.png)
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Some of you might've noticed that, while otd.kr is still online, only the homepage is accessible. Maybe it'll get fixed in the future, but it's been like this for some time now.
This combined with previous periods of downtime has brought me to the decision to release otd_archive to the public.
I've started with the two richest sections of the website:
Album (https://www.kbdarchive.org/otd_archive/album.php)
Freeboard (https://www.kbdarchive.org/otd_archive/board.php)
Other sections will follow when I have time (reconstructing these pages is a bit time-consuming), but these two boards contain 90%+ of the posts from the site. More than enough to start with, I think.
The webpages are stripped of links (except for Album and Freeboard on the sidebar), since they would lead nowhere, but I've retained almost all of the original design.
Most importantly, the search bars found at the bottom of Album and Freeboard are fully functioning, so please use them! (and also pray that I won't have to eat my words when my server crashes)
Oh, also, clicking usernames will show you all of their posts on the board you're currently browsing.
-----
If you encounter any dead images there are two possible explanations:
- I removed them on purpose. OTD was a very tight-knit community; members there often shared pictures of themselves, and of their family. I've done my best to remove all of the family photos and member's photos of their children, as I'm not sure how I feel about re-hosting such personal images. I've left some pictures of people - specifically pictures of the members themselves and keyboard meetups. If you have a different stance on this, I'd be open to hearing your thoughts - perhaps I'm overthinking, or perhaps I'm not thinking enough. I also might've missed some, since it's hard to manually filter through so many images without any oversight.
- There's some ****ery going on. OTD was inconsistent when it came to handling images - some would have 'src="/folder/folder2/image.ext", others would have src="./etc", and rarely they would have src="otd.kr/etc". I've had to bodge this a bit, and I think I've handled all cases, but I could be wrong.
I say all of this to say - if you find a post with dead images or a dead thumbnail on the main Album browse page please let me know. Send an email to the address found here. (https://www.kbdarchive.org/cherry/submit.html) Explain the problem, and include a link to the page in question.
Further to that, if you come across any other problems with the site, or any images that you think should be removed please contact me at the above link.
-----
If anyone has any requests, e.g a new search option, do let me know too.
-----
Lastly, before I go~
Total image count (without thumbnails): 77,833
Total post count: 58,345
Total comment count: 1,070,852
All figures are excluding sections I wasn't able to access.
Long live OTD. Since '08.
(Attachment Link)
P.S If somebody can get me a programming job or get me a 356CL/356mini/DGE/LIMKB, lmk :cool:
Thank you for preserving otd, I'm glad that most of otd is archived even if the website goes down forever.
Post by: bruin on Thu, 25 May 2023, 01:52:35
Post by: vegs on Thu, 25 May 2023, 02:48:52
Also, > 1 million comments :eek:
Post by: Photekq on Thu, 25 May 2023, 18:48:47
I've uploaded the files I used to do this task. This is only for learning purposes, or for people that were curious. Please don't use these yourself, even if OTD comes back online:
https://github.com/photekq/otd_scraper
https://github.com/photekq/otd_archive_site
Absolutely amazing work Photekq! It is a shame that OTD is finally dead, but we are all very lucky to have you around to keep the legacy alive. Did you have any posts that stood out to you while going through and scraping the site? Would love to see what you may have dug up if anything.To be honest, while I have browsed most of OTD in the past.. I wasn't manually scraping this or anything, so I didn't have every page flash before my eyes.
I'll post some favourites here in the future, but for now I need a break from looking at OTD :p
Post by: zlobin356 on Fri, 20 October 2023, 18:25:49