I manufacture keyboards while dropping onto planets.
Ready to wiggle my sticks with y'all.
Ready to wiggle my sticks with y'all.
Backed four years ago, just started playing
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Radegast74
Space Marshal
Welcome aboard! Don't worry, you haven't missed much! See you in the 'verse!
Shush, sticks are separate. Dual T16000m. But now that you mention it, maybe I will make some massive keyboard with built in sticks.
In the gap of time between QD and landing, I run over to my workbench and assemble keyboards.
Four years of updates and going from just a hangar to finally being able to fly my ship in a baby PU, shoot things, mess with cargo, and do missions? I've missed everything.
I should disappear for another four years so that I can have everything hit me all at once again, because this is amazing.
Welcome ... but please don't disappear .. w/o you space tiramisu movement could lose momentum and die before it even picks up the speed
SullyQuindarius
Admiral
Welcome to TEST, mate :beer:
That keyboard thing is pretty neat. You do custom ones?
That keyboard thing is pretty neat. You do custom ones?
Welcome to the Squad! now... can you make a black and yellow keyboard? :beers::banana::spoon:
Odd shape, where are this keypads used? Can you also make other shapes?
The ultimate question :beers:
I SEENT YOU
No joke, I'm sure I could. The caps are injection molded so I'd need to do a big run in yellow to get black and yellow, but I might be able to dye my white keycaps yellow. That would be silly, though, so the easy way is to just buy normal blank keycaps in yellow and black.
I used to, like this commission for an Osu! keyboard:
It cut into my production keyboards and so I don't do it anymore unless its something extra extra special.
It is used for stenography. However, instead of for live captioning or court reporting or whatever professional reasons, it can be used on literally any text field in your computer to type as fast as you can talk. Uses Plover as the input software.
The shape is specific for stenography. Keyboards in general can be in pretty much any shape. If you take a blob of clay and stick keyswitches all over it in whatever way you like, it isn't hard to get a working keyboard out of that shape.
Keyboards?!? I think I approve of this product or service. Beer will tell!
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