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Offline lucidinsanity

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Hello from Seattle!
« on: Sat, 13 March 2021, 19:58:57 »
Hey geekhack! Always was interested in tinkering with things, never actually did it. A few friends of mine were pretty big into mechanical keyboards and since my new job requires me to type a lot I thought I'd take the dive. got a keychron K8 with Gateron brown switches, and was pretty much sold. That urge to tinker with things sprung up from there and I began to wonder, "Well, these Gateron browns feel nicer than a keyboard I bought a year ago with cherry reds, what else is there? What else can I do?" So here I am. I love to learn!
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Offline blur410

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Re: Hello from Seattle!
« Reply #1 on: Sun, 14 March 2021, 12:31:14 »
Howdy fellow Seattle man.
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Re: Hello from Seattle!
« Reply #2 on: Fri, 19 March 2021, 09:29:44 »
Quote from: lucidinsanity on Sat, 13 March 2021, 19:58:57
Hey geekhack! Always was interested in tinkering with things, never actually did it. A few friends of mine were pretty big into mechanical keyboards and since my new job requires me to type a lot I thought I'd take the dive. got a keychron K8 with Gateron brown switches, and was pretty much sold. That urge to tinker with things sprung up from there and I began to wonder, "Well, these Gateron browns feel nicer than a keyboard I bought a year ago with cherry reds, what else is there? What else can I do?" So here I am. I love to learn!

Hi lucidsanity. Welcome to Geekhack.

I had a similar introduction to things other than "gaming" mechanicals, although it was ye olde capacitive buckling spring. Gaterons are quite nice for common MX clones.
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