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geekhack Community => New Members => Topic started by: Misha353W on Wed, 18 November 2015, 16:18:59
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Hi everyone! My name is Misha and I'm from the Netherlands. Two weeks ago I didn't have a clue about keyboards but sitting at home with a broken foot makes me a quick learner ;) The basic idea wàs getting an IBM model M and play "Epic Pinball" (haven't touched my high scores since I threw out my old model M!), and now I'm here working out how to bring a 122-key from 1987 to life using Soarer's converter and a Pro Micro :cool:
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Hey there :)
Very cool, my SO lives in the Netherlands.
Have a good time here :thumb:
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Hi everyone! My name is Misha and I'm from the Netherlands. Two weeks ago I didn't have a clue about keyboards but sitting at home with a broken foot makes me a quick learner ;) The basic idea wàs getting an IBM model M and play "Epic Pinball" (haven't touched my high scores since I threw out my old model M!), and now I'm here working out how to bring a 122-key from 1987 to life using Soarer's converter and a Pro Micro :cool:
That's great! Nice to see another Model M come back to life!
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Welcome to Geekhack!
I hope your foot heals soon :)
At least you don't kneed feet to type :))
I also am in the process (at least I will be when I start) of restoring a Model M 122. As well as trying to get hold of a Model F 122. Good, solid, reliable boards!
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hmmm
I am guessing your avatar is a direct representation to you bringing your keyboard back to life?
welcome to geekhack!
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Well I've done a number of Frankenbuilds in the past! Even put a motherboard in a '50s radio case once :cool:
I was actually thinking of using an '80s IBM or Compaq case for my last build but in the end I couldn't find one, so I gutted an Acer >:D
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Welcome! I've liked every Dutch experience I've had. Spent 10 days in Amsterdam and another 7 in Den Haage. Love the Netherlands. Portland has a direct flight to Frankfurt, so I've been thinking of visiting when I get some free time.
Enjoy clacking!
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Hi everyone! My name is Misha and I'm from the Netherlands. Two weeks ago I didn't have a clue about keyboards but sitting at home with a broken foot makes me a quick learner ;) The basic idea wàs getting an IBM model M and play "Epic Pinball" (haven't touched my high scores since I threw out my old model M!), and now I'm here working out how to bring a 122-key from 1987 to life using Soarer's converter and a Pro Micro :cool:
Welcome to Geekhack! Hope your foot feels better and heals!