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geekhack Community => New Members => Topic started by: Modano on Sun, 01 February 2015, 10:23:26
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Hi guys,
I'm a Model M enthusiast from France.
I've 4 model Ms (being an IBMer son and IBMer contractor is helping), 2 Lexmark made ones (1995 - AZERTY), 1 IBM earlier model M (grey plastic logo) and one (found in a bin, still boxed...) QWERTY 42H1292 :)
I've been using them since nearly 20 years now, still work like a charm (except one, upcoming post :) ), and still my favorite keyboard ever.
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Bienvenue à Geekhack!
I, too, love the Model M. There are several here who relish the buckle of a spring, whether F or M. Feel free to browse around, join in the conversation, and ask questions when you have them. :)
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Welcome to Geekhack!
This post was brought to you on one of my Model M keyboards :)
How are you finding the rivets holding up? Have you bolt-modded any of them?
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Hi,
never had any issue with the plastic rivets but I bolted one I needed to open due to a short, following a liquid leak inside the keyboard :)
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and one (found in a bin, still boxed...) QWERTY 42H1292 :)
Ah Héraultais dignes héritiers de la civilisation des galets chez qui le lancer est une tradition :)
Oh Hérault people brave heirs of the chopper times for whom throwing things is traditional :)
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Hi guys,
I'm a Model M enthusiast from France.
I've 4 model Ms (being an IBMer son and IBMer contractor is helping), 2 Lexmark made ones (1995 - AZERTY), 1 IBM earlier model M (grey plastic logo) and one (found in a bin, still boxed...) QWERTY 42H1292 :)
I've been using them since nearly 20 years now, still work like a charm (except one, upcoming post :) ), and still my favorite keyboard ever.
Yep, they really are amazing keyboards. You can find them in the worst condition and bring them back to life! Welcome!
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Welcomeuh !
:p