We Were Linked to On QWERTer's Clinic

[itlnstln]

Check it:
 

[PRISONER 24601]

he talks about being 'tsundere' for a keypad. this is fascinating, and a little creepy.

[ricercar]

What poetry:

theory or death
of such a Tarashiku
flows in the past, but
I did not know it.

Na and I
do not want
to worry everyone,
I have updated.

I will be alive
in the normal margin.

And this:

No, I do,
you know Imawano
death, drinking Garr,
I was not crying
or God.

We are not often like that.

While recalling the memories,
the positive,
I.

It's what would happen if William Carlos Williams wrote haiku.

[ricercar]

What poetry:

theory or death
of such a Tarashiku
flows in the past, but
I did not know it.

Na and I
do not want
to worry everyone,
I have updated.

I will be alive
in the normal margin.

And this:

No, I do,
you know Imawano
death, drinking Garr,
I was not crying
or God.

We are not often like that.

While recalling the memories,
the positive,
I.

It's what would happen if William Carlos Williams wrote haiku.

XIII
It was evening all afternoon.
It was snowing
And it was going to snow.
The blackbird sat
In the cedar-limbs.

[ricercar]

I wanted one of these, once.



In a certain sense, the perfect keyboard: no moving parts:


Did anyone else stick it out far down the page to see the Alps keyswitch cutaway flash animations? "Old made Flash video. Made so-great, but we think that the opportunity to see." Me too.

[ch_123]

And this is what I want the scoop on.

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It was the numpad for the 5576-003. I'm not sure whether it came with it or not.

[itlnstln]

I thought someone said that it was rubber dome (I've posted that here before). At first, I thought is a BS version that went with the M15.

[ch_123]

The M15 numpad is more rounded. There's a pic in the IBM Wiki of one.

Not sure about the 5576-003 design. Might want to pop a PM to Sandy. He's the man for these things.

[ch_123]

I'd love one of those keyboards. They'd probably be bloody expensive though...