Lmao! Using pliers instead of keycap wire puller? *facepalm*
Yeah who doesn't own a wire keycap puller? He must have zero respect for boards
*uses an awkward process involving 2 twist ties for getting keycaps off :-[
Yeah who doesn't own a wire keycap puller? He must have zero respect for boards
*uses an awkward process involving 2 twist ties for getting keycaps off :-[
Not saying that not having a keycap puller is an issue...hell, I use credit cards to pull keys more times than I use my puller, just making fun of him for being dumb enough to use something that will DEFINITELY damage the board, then being even dumber and blaming the manufacturer.
Yeah who doesn't own a wire keycap puller? He must have zero respect for boards
*uses an awkward process involving 2 twist ties for getting keycaps off :-[
Not saying that not having a keycap puller is an issue...hell, I use credit cards to pull keys more times than I use my puller, just making fun of him for being dumb enough to use something that will DEFINITELY damage the board, then being even dumber and blaming the manufacturer.
but.. the duck comes with a key cap puller no?
Yeah who doesn't own a wire keycap puller? He must have zero respect for boards
*uses an awkward process involving 2 twist ties for getting keycaps off :-[
Not saying that not having a keycap puller is an issue...hell, I use credit cards to pull keys more times than I use my puller, just making fun of him for being dumb enough to use something that will DEFINITELY damage the board, then being even dumber and blaming the manufacturer.
but.. the duck comes with a key cap puller no?
I have seen YouTube videos where the person actually displays how to operate a keycap puller.
maybe it is just that obscure a process that people don't realise that the wire thing isn't some kind of coat hanger
There are definitely people out there who would destroy a keyboard (or allow it to be destroyed) like that and blame it on the manufacturer while demanding a refund or replacement, and believe with every fiber of their being that they are a victim. They exist.Why are some people surprised by that? I worked in retail and saw this all the time.
Not saying that not having a keycap puller is an issue...hell, I use credit cards to pull keys more times than I use my pullerI use a bic pen on most of my buckling spring boards. Saves time.
so you post on gh, about a reddit post about a facebook post.(http://www.reactiongifs.us/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/god_damn_right_breaking_bad.gif)
so you post on gh, about a reddit post about a facebook post.Show Image(http://www.reactiongifs.us/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/god_damn_right_breaking_bad.gif)
The guy who posted on facebook actually commented on that reddit thread. Sadly he deleted his comments, but you can see some of the responses at the very bottom.
The guy who posted on facebook actually commented on that reddit thread. Sadly he deleted his comments, but you can see some of the responses at the very bottom.
i don't know how to reddit.. can you tell me what he said. ?
The guy who posted on facebook actually commented on that reddit thread. Sadly he deleted his comments, but you can see some of the responses at the very bottom.
i don't know how to reddit.. can you tell me what he said. ?
He deleted his comments, so I don't know it exactly.
Though I do remember him saying something along the lines of the keyboard not being in that condition when he tried to RMA with Ducky. It was only after his RMA request was denied when his keyboard was still supposedly in "stock" condition just with a faulty connection to his computer that he decided to destroy it and post it to their FB page.
The guy who posted on facebook actually commented on that reddit thread. Sadly he deleted his comments, but you can see some of the responses at the very bottom.
i don't know how to reddit.. can you tell me what he said. ?
He deleted his comments, so I don't know it exactly.
Though I do remember him saying something along the lines of the keyboard not being in that condition when he tried to RMA with Ducky. It was only after his RMA request was denied when his keyboard was still supposedly in "stock" condition just with a faulty connection to his computer that he decided to destroy it and post it to their FB page.
so.. what.. warranty fraud ?
There is no mention of any attempt to remove keycaps. Looks like it was hit repeatedly with a hammer to me. This could have happened in transit if something large, hard and heavy (like a fridge without any packaging?) fell on the package with it's corner. He shouldn't be complaining to Ducky, but rather the transport company.the worst part is that he didn't even try to damage it superficially to try and get it returned under warranty, he smashed up the sliders+switch housings
Irony is that it probably still works perfectly, just throw some new keycaps on.
This reminds me of that WASD keyboard that was returned after a bowling ball was dropped on it.Is there a thread? A Google came up with nothing. This sounds entertaining....