Author Topic: 104 US ANSI Double shot replacements for Filco Order (Read 294719 times)

WhiteRice · « **Reply #450 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 12:29:29 »

I'm shipping them all to one person.

squarebox · « **Reply #451 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 12:30:28 »

Quote from: WhiteRice;230956

FINAL PRICE: $49.00 + Shipping(See details below)
Shipping:
USPS Priority Domestic/International(Includes tracking number)
Domestic: $5.00
International
Canada/Mexico: $12.00
All Others: $14.00
For each additional set add $1.00 USD.
For international orders of more than one set, it with be shipped parcel post to keep costs down.

@Moogle Stiltzkin : Read first post careful...

IIRC
2 shipments to Singapore
- 1 shipment of 2 set to me
- 1 shipment of 2 set to qlojolp

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #452 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 12:33:09 »

Quote from: WhiteRice;235994

I'm shipping them all to one person.

Hi whiterice.

So is it confirmed i can take over woodys set ?

Clarify if this is the set

Quote

Custom Geek Hack Key Set:
1 x 104 US ANSI double shot keyset
1 x Orange Geek hack Key w/ white text
1 x 1.75” Alternate Caps lock key w/ "Control"
1 x 1.75” Alternate Stepped Caps lock Key
1 x Alternate Orange WASD cluster (4 key set)
2 x 1.25” Diamond keys
1 x Surprise Item

49.00 + 14 = 63 USD total + paypal transaction fees ?

WhiteRice · « **Reply #453 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 12:45:07 »

Quote from: Moogle Stiltzkin;235997

Hi whiterice.

So is it confirmed i can take over woodys set ?

Clarify if this is the set

49.00 + 14 = 63 USD total + paypal transaction fees ?

Yes sir

muchadoaboutnothing · « **Reply #454 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 13:04:25 »

Quote from: WhiteRice;235540

Does anyone know of any scripts or programs that will pull from a spreadsheet and fill in the forms automatically?

Before I write one it would be nice if there was already something out there that could save me some time.

Otherwise I have like 2-3 weeks to write it and test it. Yea once I get that setup it should be a breeze to get the forms done. "Collating" and packing will probably take more time.

How many addresses do we have on the list? I doubt the effort to code it would outweigh the effort to just type it manually.

At a minimum if you register a free USPS account it fills in a default return address whenever you go to add a new label to the cart, which is half the work.

didjamatic · « **Reply #455 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 13:09:05 »

Paid. Thanks!

TexasFlood · « **Reply #456 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 16:52:45 »

Quote from: WhiteRice;235540

Does anyone know of any scripts or programs that will pull from a spreadsheet and fill in the forms automatically?

Before I write one it would be nice if there was already something out there that could save me some time.

Otherwise I have like 2-3 weeks to write it and test it. Yea once I get that setup it should be a breeze to get the forms done. "Collating" and packing will probably take more time.

I haven't used it myself but from reading about it maybe iMacros for Firefox? Of course I'm assuming you're talking about web forms.

WhiteRice · « **Reply #457 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 17:19:41 »

Ah thanks, right idea. I'm going to write something up that will have to work with the web forms and some other input info.

It's ok, it's pretty simple actually.

TexasFlood · « **Reply #458 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 17:29:25 »

Quote from: WhiteRice;236114

Ah thanks, right idea. I'm going to write something up that will have to work with the web forms and some other input info.

It's ok, it's pretty simple actually.

That was the part I thought might work for you since iMacros states it can import & export data using CSV files. I have Autofill Forms which works for my personal info but can't import data so far as I know. Good luck...

WhiteRice · « **Reply #459 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 17:32:26 »

Quote from: TexasFlood;236121

That was the part I thought might work for you since iMacros states it can import & export data using CSV files. I have Autofill Forms which works for my personal info but can't import data so far as I know. Good luck...

That's what I get for not reading thoroughly :3

I'll have to take a closer look. Thanks TF

TexasFlood · « **Reply #460 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 17:43:53 »

Quote from: WhiteRice;236123

That's what I get for not reading thoroughly :3

I'll have to take a closer look. Thanks TF

It's not real obvious, or at least it wasn't to me, but here is an example of tweaking a script, which could be recorded, to read a csv data file.

TexasFlood · « **Reply #461 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 22:57:31 »

Quote from: TexasFlood;236129

It's not real obvious, or at least it wasn't to me, but here is an example of tweaking a script, which could be recorded, to read a csv data file.

Actually, now that I look again, I lied. That is an example of how to read a csv file with javascript you wrote. If you record it, the syntax for reading the csv that you'll want to use is like that in the example script "Demo-Loop-Csv-2-Web.iim", as described in the iMacros WIKI Form Filling - Data Input - Input from Comma Separated Data (CSV) File section.

panda-R · « **Reply #462 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 23:07:29 »

Omfreakingoodness how did i miss this.

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #463 on:** Tue, 19 October 2010, 23:40:00 »

I've already paid Woody via paypal to take over his spot. Woody and Whiterice please kindly confirm :}

And once done please change shipping address to mine, thanks.

TexasFlood · « **Reply #464 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 00:34:03 »

Quote from: TexasFlood;236129

It's not real obvious, or at least it wasn't to me, but here is an example of tweaking a script, which could be recorded, to read a csv data file.

Quote from: TexasFlood;236227

Actually, now that I look again, I lied. That is an example of how to read a csv file with javascript you wrote. If you record it, the syntax for reading the csv that you'll want to use is like that in the example script "Demo-Loop-Csv-2-Web.iim", as described in the iMacros WIKI Form Filling - Data Input - Input from Comma Separated Data (CSV) File section.

So just as a test to show it works, I recorded a script to log into geekhack and modified it to read from a csv file as described in the iMacros WIKI Form Filling - Data Input - Input from Comma Separated Data (CSV) File . I created a csv file named GeekhackIdPw.csv with only one line containing only two fields, my geekhack id and password. The file was saved in the iMacros Datasources directory so I didn't need to include a path to the file. Here is the code, works fine:

Code: [Select]

VERSION BUILD=7000928 RECORDER=FX
TAB T=1
SET !DATASOURCE GeekhackIdPw.csv
SET !DATASOURCE_COLUMNS 2
SET !LOOP 1
SET !DATASOURCE_LINE {{!LOOP}}
URL GOTO=http://geekhack.org/
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=ID:navbar_username CONTENT={{!COL1}}
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:PASSWORD FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=ID:navbar_password CONTENT={{!COL2}}
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:CHECKBOX FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=ID:cb_cookieuser_navbar CONTENT=YES
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=VALUE:Log<SP>in

TexasFlood · « **Reply #465 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 00:42:10 »

Quote from: TexasFlood;236129

It's not real obvious, or at least it wasn't to me, but here is an example of tweaking a script, which could be recorded, to read a csv data file.

Quote from: TexasFlood;236227

Actually, now that I look again, I lied. That is an example of how to read a csv file with javascript you wrote. If you record it, the syntax for reading the csv that you'll want to use is like that in the example script "Demo-Loop-Csv-2-Web.iim", as described in the iMacros WIKI Form Filling - Data Input - Input from Comma Separated Data (CSV) File section.

So just as a test to show it works, I recorded a script to log into geekhack and modified it to read from a csv file as described in the iMacros WIKI Form Filling - Data Input - Input from Comma Separated Data (CSV) File section. I created a csv file named GeekhackIdPw.csv with only one line containing only two fields, my geekhack id and password. The csv file was saved in the iMacros Datasources directory so I didn't need to include a path to the file. Here is the code, works fine:

Code: [Select]

VERSION BUILD=7000928 RECORDER=FX
TAB T=1
SET !DATASOURCE GeekhackIdPw.csv
SET !DATASOURCE_COLUMNS 2
SET !LOOP 1
SET !DATASOURCE_LINE {{!LOOP}}
URL GOTO=http://geekhack.org/
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=ID:navbar_username CONTENT={{!COL1}}
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:PASSWORD FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=ID:navbar_password CONTENT={{!COL2}}
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:CHECKBOX FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=ID:cb_cookieuser_navbar CONTENT=YES
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=VALUE:Log<SP>in

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #466 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 01:32:59 »

I found a guide for filco spacebar
http://geekhack.org/showpost.php?p=88219&postcount=6

Will the ducky be the same ? Also is there a utube to show this instead :/ ?

Found a utube video but not sure what keyboard it is. But will the ducky method be the same ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c2wt0PDB7g

So i use keycap puller, pull a bit on the center of the spacebar to dislodge. Then u pull left and right and pull facing to me to unhook from the holder (like shown in the utube) is that right ?

Kairxa · « **Reply #467 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 01:47:31 »

don't bother about removing keys with stabilizer on it.
once you get all keys without stabilizer around those keys, you will be able to lift it off easily, even by your bare hand.
now, the tricky part is to remove the stabilizer from the keycaps.

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #468 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 01:56:41 »

Eh what ??

so the stabilizer is locked onto the keyboard ?

So if i just pull straight out it will break ?!?! that is what i'm afraid of :X

I think i sorta understand how to do it for spacebar, but the shift, caps and enter keys still elude me :/

squarebox · « **Reply #469 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 02:00:31 »

Here's how to remove:
Spacebar : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaOXridKeag
Shift : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZWYYa6kfhE
Another angle of Shift : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxZ0Xoaio7I

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #470 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 02:22:42 »

Thx, i will take a look at it.

I'm gonna try this on my crappy logitech before i dare try on ducky :X

*update

Oh i get what he means now. I saw the shift key has 2 metal bars hooking onto it. So you have to lift up a bit to dislodge from switch, then pull it side ways to unhook from one side before the other.

Hm.

ironman31 · « **Reply #471 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 06:44:09 »

But as someone said earlier, taking the stabilizer off of the key itself is usually the tricky part. Needle nose often slip off the plastic for me.

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #472 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 07:32:30 »

Quote from: ironman31;236280

But as someone said earlier, taking the stabilizer off of the key itself is usually the tricky part. Needle nose often slip off the plastic for me.

How about a tweezer + key puller ?

Key puller to lift it up a bit so the key detaches from the switch. Then lightly use the tweezer to hold onto one of the stabilizer, then pull the key one side to dislodge from one of the metal stabilizer hooks, then repeat same for the other side :X

Tada

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #473 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 08:54:16 »

Nope, but looking from screenshots and specification shots, looks like it can fit.

The top function key row i probably will exclude and just use the ducky keys.

Just planning how i'm gonna pimp it :x

woody · « **Reply #474 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 12:39:12 »

My set goes to Moogle. He'll enjoy it much more than me, I guess.
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WhiteRice · « **Reply #475 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 12:46:42 »

Would you like me to notify you if a spare set becomes available?

woody · « **Reply #476 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 12:47:39 »

Sure, if no one else wants it. I'm the least emotional in this regard.
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Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #477 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 12:51:10 »

Thank you so much Woody. I appreciate this a lot :}

TexasFlood · « **Reply #478 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 13:34:29 »

Quote from: TexasFlood;236250

So just as a test to show it works, I recorded a script to log into geekhack and modified it to read from a csv file as described in the iMacros WIKI Form Filling - Data Input - Input from Comma Separated Data (CSV) File section. I created a csv file named GeekhackIdPw.csv with only one line containing only two fields, my geekhack id and password. The csv file was saved in the iMacros Datasources directory so I didn't need to include a path to the file. Here is the code, works fine:
Code: [Select]
VERSION BUILD=7000928 RECORDER=FX TAB T=1 SET !DATASOURCE GeekhackIdPw.csv SET !DATASOURCE_COLUMNS 2 SET !LOOP 1 SET !DATASOURCE_LINE {{!LOOP}} URL GOTO=http://geekhack.org/ TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=ID:navbar_username CONTENT={{!COL1}} TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:PASSWORD FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=ID:navbar_password CONTENT={{!COL2}} TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:CHECKBOX FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=ID:cb_cookieuser_navbar CONTENT=YES TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:login.php?do=login ATTR=VALUE:Log<SP>in

Quote from: WhiteRice;236428

Would you like me to notify you if a spare set becomes available?

Have any luck scripting this, either by my suggestion or other?

I'm glad you asked the question since now I have iMacros loaded and can use it if needed. I already had a form fill program but this is potentially more powerful, although would take more work as well.

Looks like you could ever use it for testing purposes, almost like a poor mans mercury load runner (I know HP owns it now but not when I was using it in anger).

sixty · « **Reply #479 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 13:42:05 »

The top spacebar is one of a Leopold FC200, seems it doesn't fit those.

From OTD.

WhiteRice · « **Reply #480 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 14:23:14 »

Quote from: TexasFlood;236452

Have any luck scripting this, either by my suggestion or other?

I'm glad you asked the question since now I have iMacros loaded and can use it if needed. I already had a form fill program but this is potentially more powerful, although would take more work as well.

Looks like you could ever use it for testing purposes, almost like a poor mans mercury load runner (I know HP owns it now but not when I was using it in anger).

I have yet to take a deeper look, I will spend some time with it on the weekend.

TexasFlood · « **Reply #481 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 18:27:56 »

Quote from: WhiteRice;236477

I have yet to take a deeper look, I will spend some time with it on the weekend.

Yup, it takes a little time but seems pretty straightforward. Basically you do one manually & record it, then go in and replace "CONTENT=whatever your manual entry was" with "CONTENT={{!COL1}}" where the number is the field number on a given in a line of the csv file, build the csv file, then loop it.

Probably wise to start with a test perhaps leaving out the actual submit, until you're pretty comfortable then try 1 with submit, then a couple. I'm kinda cautious that way and wouldn't cut loose with a bulk load until it was pretty well tested.

I once had to write this bear of a script to convert all the existing raw LUNs on an EMC Symmetrix into an OS volume managed LUNs. It had to be run on a live data warehouse and would have taken a year & a day to restore if it went wrong. I took forever writing and checking that script and really never wanted to actually run it. Finally I had to and it all worked, but it could have been really ugly had it not.

nanu · « **Reply #482 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 18:43:16 »

Clearly all custom spacebars from here on out will just need to have a ridiculous excess of stems. Risky to make them notched for scrapping, but better than leaving white ring marks on the topside?

RoboKrikit · « **Reply #483 on:** Wed, 20 October 2010, 18:58:03 »

Oh my God, this is too cool. If there are any openings available at some point, please let me know, I definitely want a set.

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #484 on:** Thu, 21 October 2010, 04:59:20 »

How long before shipping goes out

Kairxa · « **Reply #485 on:** Thu, 21 October 2010, 07:09:13 »

Mid November, IIRC. About 15 or something.

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #486 on:** Thu, 21 October 2010, 07:15:42 »

WOW. Exactly same time i get my Ducky keyboard. PERFECT

zefrer · « **Reply #487 on:** Thu, 21 October 2010, 07:22:02 »

Winnah of cat pic of the day award!

zefrer · « **Reply #488 on:** Thu, 21 October 2010, 07:42:37 »

I'm not convinced by you posting a pic of an old man holding pickets with the word 'lolcats' written on it.

Obviously that is a man of serious convictions, on a campaign to rid this world of this.. disease. Or maybe he's just a little too obsessed about lolcats. And god.

muchadoaboutnothing · « **Reply #489 on:** Thu, 21 October 2010, 07:45:24 »

It'd be nice if we could get Signature to provide a pic or two of how our doubleshots are made (we know the process, but real life photos of it happening would be nice), even more awesome would be a video. It'd be geek porn.

Quote from: ripster;236563

Muchado is the babe in the middle.

I'm OK with this.

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #490 on:** Thu, 21 October 2010, 08:11:17 »

Quote from: muchadoaboutnothing;236706

It'd be nice if we could get Signature to provide a pic or two of how our doubleshots are made (we know the process, but real life photos of it happening would be nice), even more awesome would be a video. It'd be geek porn.

I'm OK with this.

I Second that.

didjamatic · « **Reply #491 on:** Thu, 21 October 2010, 08:23:28 »

Quote from: ripster;236563

When can we start whining......

Is the PartyVan there yet!?!!?
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I'm the dude on the right with the beard hiding, WhiteRice is the asian guy holding his stomach in for the pic.

Muchado is the babe in the middle.

I'm the duct tape arm guy on the left.

WhiteRice · « **Reply #492 on:** Fri, 22 October 2010, 17:29:34 »

Quote

Things are progressing well! Your order is scheduled to ship on November 2nd and I don't see any issues making this ship date.
Thanks for checking in!

Signature Plastics LLC

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muchadoaboutnothing · « **Reply #493 on:** Fri, 22 October 2010, 17:42:59 »

Quote from: WhiteRice;237508

.

Beg nicely for a picture of doubleshot keycaps being made (hopefully ours, but if they have any photos it would still be cool).

Explain that we're all neurotic keyboard nerds and it's like porn to us.

Zen · « **Reply #494 on:** Fri, 22 October 2010, 19:16:28 »

Yeah, finding obscure POS-keyboards with "H"-caps on ebay is better than surfing porn..

zefrer · « **Reply #495 on:** Fri, 22 October 2010, 19:41:45 »

"Please give us pics, it's like porn to us."
"Errr.... We're not giving you pics to masturbate to."

Rather embarrassing I'd say.

Moogle Stiltzkin · « **Reply #496 on:** Fri, 22 October 2010, 21:45:29 »

We demand nudity shots of kb double shot pron

Kaishi · « **Reply #497 on:** Mon, 25 October 2010, 13:32:23 »

Any status updates on the production process, WhiteRice? You'll inform us if there's a delay, right?

muchadoaboutnothing · « **Reply #498 on:** Mon, 25 October 2010, 13:38:01 »

I think WhiteRice is going to tell us if Signature Plastics reports any problems so we don't form an angry mob.

WhiteRice · « **Reply #499 on:** Mon, 25 October 2010, 14:01:07 »

I will check in with Signature at the end of the week. Unless I hear anything from them before then I will assume that everything it ok.

Ship date is still Nov. 2nd.

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Author Topic: 104 US ANSI Double shot replacements for Filco Order (Read 294719 times)

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