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geekhack Community => New Members => Topic started by: Donk on Tue, 19 July 2016, 20:46:12
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Hi there,
I thought I was only in my obsession and then I found this site on google.
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Hi there,
I thought I was only in my obsession and then I found this site on google.
"Only" two? Some folks are still chomping at the bit to get their first.
Even though TKL is the latest "thing".
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Hi there,
I thought I was only in my obsession and then I found this site on google.
Welcome Donk! Glad to see another model M enthusiast. im a proud owner of 2 model M myself, Industrial SSK (1395682) and SSK (1397681) ;)
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Welcome Donk! Glad to see another model M enthusiast. im a proud owner of 2 model M myself, Industrial SSK (1395682) and SSK (1397681) ;)
Industrial SSK, showoff. ;)
(I'm just jealous).
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Welcome Donk! Glad to see another model M enthusiast. im a proud owner of 2 model M myself, Industrial SSK (1395682) and SSK (1397681) ;)
Industrial SSK, showoff. ;)
(I'm just jealous).
Dont be. its a never ending road of pursuit. :-X
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Welcome Donk! I have a full-size model M and SSK, both are very awesome in their own way, especially the full size since I got that as a gift!
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Welcome to Geekhack!
I only have 5 :p Although the M122 I don't know if it works., but I have a list of suggestions to get it working and how to mod it to suit my preferences. I just lack the time to do it :))
I also might be able to take one of my SSKs (not industrial, unfortunately) back to work :D
Are your Ms bolt-modded? Teensy-modded? SSK or full size? Or 122 key?
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I don't yet know what an Industrial SSK is just by the sound of it I grow envious.
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SSK: Space Saving Keyboard, would be referred to as a "tenkeyless" these days since it lacks the numpad but has everything else as usual.
Industrial: IBM buckling spring keyboards sold with some industrial equipment. Their main peculiarity is a gray, instead of beige case. Special, color-coded, purpose made keys are common on them as well.
Industrial SSK: combination of the above, rare, sought after, and has reached stratospheric prices in auction before.
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SSK: Space Saving Keyboard, would be referred to as a "tenkeyless" these days since it lacks the numpad but has everything else as usual.
Industrial: IBM buckling spring keyboards sold with some industrial equipment. Their main peculiarity is a gray, instead of beige case. Special, color-coded, purpose made keys are common on them as well.
Industrial SSK: combination of the above, rare, sought after, and has reached stratospheric prices in auction before.
That sums it up quite nicely :)
Including the prices, unfortunately.
I spent more than a year looking for an affordable SSK, and ended up getting two within a few weeks of each other!
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I am the proud owner of a few BS boards, I think the next step for you would be a Model F. Capacitive BS is SOOOOOOOOOO nice :)
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I am the proud owner of a few BS boards, I think the next step for you would be a Model F. Capacitive BS is SOOOOOOOOOO nice :)
A Model F is one of the few keyboards still on my wish list.