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Keyboard Keycaps / Re: Clack Therapy
« Last post by earbud on Sat, 11 July 2026, 09:48:00 »Hi, I'm new here. Did I win?
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Keyboard Keycaps / Re: Clack Therapy
« Last post by CPTBadAss on Sat, 11 July 2026, 09:22:55 »lets vote on winners
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Keyboard Keycaps / Re: Clack Therapy
« Last post by iamtootallforthis on Sat, 11 July 2026, 09:09:46 »good morning gamers
the ketchup poems firmed up my passion for literature and now i have a job as an editor
thanks clack
Maybe he'll pick a winner finally
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Keyboard Keycaps / Re: Clack Therapy
« Last post by Puddsy on Sat, 11 July 2026, 08:56:34 »good morning gamers
the ketchup poems firmed up my passion for literature and now i have a job as an editor
thanks clack
the ketchup poems firmed up my passion for literature and now i have a job as an editor
thanks clack
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Keyboard Keycaps / Re: Clack Therapy
« Last post by cdhoffmann on Sat, 11 July 2026, 08:40:59 »Tf did I wake up to
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geekhack Media / Re: Post your clacks!
« Last post by iamtootallforthis on Sat, 11 July 2026, 08:12:06 »girlshark grey singleshots in bs right? right?
That’s what I’m talking about!
Mmmmmm anything for yall! Girlshark 2026!
Miz Kite needs a come back
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Keyboard Keycaps / Re: Clack Therapy
« Last post by kustom3 on Sat, 11 July 2026, 08:07:30 »oh boy
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Ergonomics / Re: The PalmPuk (with MS Paint graphics)
« Last post by TheSoulhunter on Sat, 11 July 2026, 07:01:14 »While looking for the mentioned wrist-rest...
I even found rests that seem to ride on actual ball-bearings:
But these would have to ride on the desk, which is something I want to prevent.
The "tray" (lower part of my Puk) is not only to confine position, but also to prevent wear/marks on the desk-surface.
I am currently experimenting with Puks that use Teflon/Dynema feet (before committing to serious machining and balls).
I even found rests that seem to ride on actual ball-bearings:
But these would have to ride on the desk, which is something I want to prevent.
The "tray" (lower part of my Puk) is not only to confine position, but also to prevent wear/marks on the desk-surface.
I am currently experimenting with Puks that use Teflon/Dynema feet (before committing to serious machining and balls).
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Ergonomics / Re: The PalmPuk (with MS Paint graphics)
« Last post by TheSoulhunter on Sat, 11 July 2026, 06:53:17 »That’s a brilliant concept! Honestly, the "hovering while supported" feel is a game-changer for split boards.
I actually bought a very similar sliding wrist rest a while ago. It’s also split and has a silicone pad that tilts and supports your wrist at any angle, and it even has RGB built-in.
Thanks for ya kind words...
Is your wrist-rest this thing by any chance?
Are you willing to share your experience?
Is the range of motion good enough?
Is the addition of tilting helpful?
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Keyboard Keycaps / Re: Clack Therapy
« Last post by MKULTRA on Sat, 11 July 2026, 06:39:37 »Are we back?