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geekhack Projects => Making Stuff Together! => Topic started by: AKmalamute on Tue, 15 September 2020, 16:23:34
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Still living in the NW, yes it's hard to see what color the sky is or even the trees. Yes there have been a lot of arson arrests but apparently not every arson was arrested.
This isn't about politics but keyboards. I ran a couple GB's for metal ergodox cases, and I still use mine but I've found a few of the thumb-buttons on the RH can short out, losing the whole keyboard until an un,re -plug of the USB cord. The cord where I attached the phone jack also has broken loose a couple times, but by and large so long as I take off the bottom plate on that side all is well (!). I've been thinking about spray-painting the plate with that stuff they use on pickup truck beds as an insulator. :))
Also, I'm starting this thread because someone PM'd me about the .dxf files I used, and while the originals from Dox and handed down are probably still floating around, I know JD manipulated the stab-holes a bit, and there was a fair amount of discussion of the Alps switch and changes that were needed for that.
The attached file, if it's not molested by the webserver for being a stub-extractor, has all the files I've accumulated during that GB, re-uploaded for posterity's sake here. As I haven't even finished the last few projects over these years, I guess getting my steel e-dox was everything I wanted, and I lost enthusiasm adequate to create action. (Although I still want to get back, some day, to a buckling spring e-dox)
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why an .exe? why not just a simple .ZIP?
exe will probably be flagged way more than a ZIP
electronically isolating... what about a conformal coating? usually clear, and wouldn't be near as thick or rough as thick as rhino lining....
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Thanks for share!
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