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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] MTNU Dasher
« Last post by tavapataor on Sun, 08 March 2026, 17:45:58 »This will run and ship before Season 3 comes out. GLWIC!!
Obligatory addition to list of things we will get before GTA VI
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Obligatory addition to list of things we will get before GTA VI
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Group Buys and Preorders / [GB] DCS Solar Green 03/09 - 03/23/2026
« Last post by Patty on Sun, 08 March 2026, 17:09:26 »DCS Solar Green
GB starts March 9th and ends on March 23rd
Estimated delivery is Q3 2026
Inspo
I love Solarized Dark, I love green
I thought it'd be cool if we had more green stuff
Specs
Manufacturer: SP
Material: ABS (Doubleshot)
Profile: DCS
Kits: 12
Colors
Kitting
More Renders
Vendors
US: Bowl Keyboards
UK: Prototypist
EU: DeltakeyCo
AUS: KeebznCables
SEA: Pantheonkeys
KR: GeonWorks
CN: Typist Club
JP: Yushakobo
Pricing (will vary based on vendor)
Thanks!
Also please consider Rizzster :rizz:
GB starts March 9th and ends on March 23rd
Estimated delivery is Q3 2026
Inspo
I love Solarized Dark, I love green
I thought it'd be cool if we had more green stuff
Specs
Manufacturer: SP
Material: ABS (Doubleshot)
Profile: DCS
Kits: 12
Colors
More
Stock SP ABS colors
Kitting
More Renders
Vendors
US: Bowl Keyboards
UK: Prototypist
EU: DeltakeyCo
AUS: KeebznCables
SEA: Pantheonkeys
KR: GeonWorks
CN: Typist Club
JP: Yushakobo
Pricing (will vary based on vendor)
| Kit | MOQ | Price | MOQ | Price |
| Base Kit | 50 | $124 | 100 | $103 |
| Numpad | 25 | $45 | 50 | $30 |
| LED | 25 | $28 | 50 | $17 |
| Macro | 10 | $9 | 50 | $6 |
| 6.25u | 25 | $28 | 50 | $21 |
| 40s | 15 | $19 | 50 | $11 |
| Extra Bars | 25 | $19 | 50 | $12.50 |
| Battleship | 10 | $11 | ||
| VIM | 10 | $5 | ||
| Rizzster Light | 10 | $4 | ||
| Rizzster Dark | 10 | $4 | ||
| R3 Up | 5 | $1 |
Thanks!
More
To Bowl for supporting my silly ideas
To all my vendors for joining in to make this real
To Kaptain Mike and the Keyboard Designers Forum for helping me figure out how to better render the colors
To Melissa from SP who I've bombarded with quote requests
To everyone on Geekhack and all those who responded to the IC, and those who will be joining the group buy!
To all my vendors for joining in to make this real
To Kaptain Mike and the Keyboard Designers Forum for helping me figure out how to better render the colors
To Melissa from SP who I've bombarded with quote requests
To everyone on Geekhack and all those who responded to the IC, and those who will be joining the group buy!
Also please consider Rizzster :rizz:
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Off Topic / Re: We's prolly spad00dled..
« Last post by tp4tissue on Sun, 08 March 2026, 15:22:42 »Education now is a real problem.
BEFORE we merely rode upon the Fascade of Absolute Militaristic power.
So, it was easier to gut education, maintain mostly blue collar workers, what humans we did educate are mindless white collar servants, the Democrat-BLUE-Magas.
We've created so many idiots, that our most basic systems are uncompetitive. Our machines are as overweight and bloated as our citizenry. 40% of our adult population is obese by BMI, 80% of are obese when xray scanned (accounting for bone/muscle/fat mass)
The current brain power comparison, is like having our well dressed fat guy run a race against an Ethiopian.
It's not that our fat guy can't run, he's been taught to run, albeit poorly, he's been over-fed, and given the wrong equipment.
This is pervasive in the entirety of our western human and technical systems.
BEFORE we merely rode upon the Fascade of Absolute Militaristic power.
So, it was easier to gut education, maintain mostly blue collar workers, what humans we did educate are mindless white collar servants, the Democrat-BLUE-Magas.
We've created so many idiots, that our most basic systems are uncompetitive. Our machines are as overweight and bloated as our citizenry. 40% of our adult population is obese by BMI, 80% of are obese when xray scanned (accounting for bone/muscle/fat mass)
The current brain power comparison, is like having our well dressed fat guy run a race against an Ethiopian.
It's not that our fat guy can't run, he's been taught to run, albeit poorly, he's been over-fed, and given the wrong equipment.
This is pervasive in the entirety of our western human and technical systems.
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] MTNU Dasher
« Last post by utoy on Sun, 08 March 2026, 14:56:43 »This will run and ship before Season 3 comes out. GLWIC!!
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC]篆Seal TKL - The story of 1 keyboard and 7 systems
« Last post by Rainbow_ on Sun, 08 March 2026, 14:45:20 »I love all of the options for eccentric switch types but sadly that nav accent ruins the look of this board for me. If there were an option to ditch that, this would be a perfect board for me.
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Off Topic / Re: Gaming PC Parts discussion thread.
« Last post by tp4tissue on Sun, 08 March 2026, 14:00:57 »If you don't have a pet with hair, all cases are better and more quiet with the side panel off.
Arctic 120mms are very silent, because they move 30% less cfm Per revolution. They're designed that way, because the coolers today are so large that you just won't need more than 50 CFM at the top wouldn't make a difference.
So, pretty much most makers optimize for the 1000rpm range.
The arctic is optimized for 1300rpm range.
In reality though, it's all pretty moot, because you'll be hard pressed to find a LOUD fan at 1000rpm.
The thermalright fans are currently best value, they're optimized for max cfm per revolution. So they're a quite alot louder than the Arctic, but if you match CFM instead of RPM, they're all about the same.
Arctic 120mms are very silent, because they move 30% less cfm Per revolution. They're designed that way, because the coolers today are so large that you just won't need more than 50 CFM at the top wouldn't make a difference.
So, pretty much most makers optimize for the 1000rpm range.
The arctic is optimized for 1300rpm range.
In reality though, it's all pretty moot, because you'll be hard pressed to find a LOUD fan at 1000rpm.
The thermalright fans are currently best value, they're optimized for max cfm per revolution. So they're a quite alot louder than the Arctic, but if you match CFM instead of RPM, they're all about the same.
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Off Topic / Re: Gaming PC Parts discussion thread.
« Last post by fohat.digs on Sun, 08 March 2026, 12:51:36 »I built a new computer to replace my 5-year-old build that refused to post. It took a while and I think that a big part of the problem was ASUS TUF gaming motherboards, I am pretty sure that I got 2 in a row (new in box) that were hopelessly borked and that caused me to cycle through numerous other components. Particularly frustrating was the errors I was getting insisted that DRAM was faulty (it wasn't!) and DDR5 is obscenely expensive these days.
Something that I replaced that really pleased me was a pair of Arctic silent fans that really are silent - best fans I have ever used.
That "vintage" comment made me remember that I have an awesome server case (Win98 era) gathering dust upstairs. Besides weighing probably 40+ pounds (20kg) (empty) it has drive space galore, but while there were brackets for half a dozen fans, it only accepts the old 80mm size.
Something that I replaced that really pleased me was a pair of Arctic silent fans that really are silent - best fans I have ever used.
That "vintage" comment made me remember that I have an awesome server case (Win98 era) gathering dust upstairs. Besides weighing probably 40+ pounds (20kg) (empty) it has drive space galore, but while there were brackets for half a dozen fans, it only accepts the old 80mm size.
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Off Topic / New interesting switch developments?
« Last post by iri on Sun, 08 March 2026, 12:04:47 »Hi,
A bit of context: I like complicated Alps, more or less like Niz's capacitive switches, don't like Cherry and especially their hackjob clones, and can't use Topre. As Niz has apparently stopped making 45g domes and only left the 35g which are too weak and linear for me, my interest in buying modern keyboards vanished completely.
Until recently.
I got into a situation where I had to purchase a new, transportable keyboard for work. I opened Amazon and found out that I whilst I was asleep, new switches appeared. I didn't know what to choose, so I randomly bought a Keychron with Hall effect switches. They're a bit too short throw for my taste, but otherwise I like them as much as I can like linears.
Are there any other keyboards, readily available on the market, that have new magnetic, optical, whatever switches that you could recommend me to try?
Thanks
A bit of context: I like complicated Alps, more or less like Niz's capacitive switches, don't like Cherry and especially their hackjob clones, and can't use Topre. As Niz has apparently stopped making 45g domes and only left the 35g which are too weak and linear for me, my interest in buying modern keyboards vanished completely.
Until recently.
I got into a situation where I had to purchase a new, transportable keyboard for work. I opened Amazon and found out that I whilst I was asleep, new switches appeared. I didn't know what to choose, so I randomly bought a Keychron with Hall effect switches. They're a bit too short throw for my taste, but otherwise I like them as much as I can like linears.
Are there any other keyboards, readily available on the market, that have new magnetic, optical, whatever switches that you could recommend me to try?
Thanks
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Off Topic / Re: What's Bothering You? (The thread about what is bothering you.)
« Last post by tp4tissue on Sun, 08 March 2026, 12:00:06 »I thought that that abomination disappeared for good
LOL, russians have lonnnng memories. Tp4 remarked Iri was a bald looking alcoholic in a photo this 1-time, and Iri has never forgiven Tp4.
Tp4 regrets his provocations, Tp4 has attempted to apologize, but what do you want Iri, How can we de-escalate international tensions?
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Off Topic / Re: What's Bothering You? (The thread about what is bothering you.)
« Last post by iri on Sun, 08 March 2026, 11:56:34 »I thought that that abomination disappeared for good