why do most gaming keyboards have crap keycapz

I bought this keyboard and I don't know what crackhead garbage version I bought but it was the mushiest keyboard I have ever used, and it uses btc dome with slider, the keyboard itself is also the worst built keyboard I have ever seen, the stab retainer broke, some of the keycaps didn't fit after I took them off, one keycaps broke, and one of the feet broke after 2 minutes, seriously what did I buy because it is nothing like you said when talking about it

What is the main character even wearing? 😅

You could modify the board to retain the tactileness I guess

Why does the beginning feel like LOTR

i do like the sound tho

looks very interesting

This is awesome :D

10:18 id also argue the amount of spund dampening packed into the keyboard is part of the difference, the "bassy" sound i assume you're referring to would be considered "hollow"

Wait, did I just see a scale that reads in pounds???!!!

I wonder what the thinking was behind having the numbers and letters in that particular order?

I had an electric typewriter (not an IBM) that made that noise, too, when I was a kid. I had no idea it wasn't supposed to do that lol. I wonder what it is?

delete or the other delete lmao why is there 2

man, spill your mic please, its so good

Excellent video, mate! Got my Q1 HE a few days ago. Same style as yours. Looks great! I Love everything about this keyboard EXCEPT the hot-swappable switches don't wanna be swapped. Can't believe how easily you popped off that switch. Mine won't budge at all.

I could listen to those clicks all day.

Looks terrifying tbh!

WHat are the blue keycaps at 1:53?

The inventor (Barbra Sexton if I remember correctly) really won some award for innovation with this piece of shit

Snoopy and a.s.s. cracking service splash screen is outstanding. It reminded me the old times of twilight warez distro for Atari ST, of Dutch origin of course.....

i like this sound! (disc..)🙂 thanks for upload and all fans a nice summer`24 🙂your #RoboTronic64

OMG, level 6, what a roller coaster!

Still have two of them. Both have the fitted nylon storage bags. Had to have a power supply repair done on the first one, and it conked out again about a year or two later; It can probably still be repaired. The second one, I got off of eBay. It came with a gigantic box of software that I still have. There must be several dozen complete applications, along with dozens of books and discs.

this game looks great in cyan/magenta colors too!

Wish I had an OLED :'( More please. Whats the one where you are a fish in a river and you have to feed on things and not get eaten by Harpies? Some Edutainment on the Mac might be way later then this one. Thanks for the Vid

Snoopy & A.S.S

I first saw this Sokoban on an Amstrad PC1640. It took me a few years to finally be able to play it.

Medical advisory: Even brief exposure to this game can result in chronic overactivation of ones "just one more go" gland :-) Not just fiendish puzzle gameplay either, the graphics/animation are impressive. Very fun and thanks for this weeks trio of videos.

AIRBORNE!!

Man, that keyboard sounds amazing. It is like a pinball machine.

Now THIS is ASMR

164 views in 1hr, blud fell off 💀

Man the keyboard sounds annoying. Why are so many people enamored of it?

I still play this occasionally but it’s written in a language I teach kids - Small Basic. Same level designs!

I can smell that machine...

I remember playing that

Oh - hope you give an Infocom game a go and give your keyboard a proper workout

there is an identical keyboard that is branded for Digital/ DEC. it has a model number "PC 6XL-CE" It has the same detatchable cable, but mine has a DIN plug. The keyboard is also beige, though mine yellowed some.

Does this keyboard have foam in between the case and the pcb?

every time you act superior over petty things like measurements and pronunciations, remember that you're slowly being replaced by muslims in your own fucking country. think about that

My favorite keyboard is still from the IBM 3270 family. You can turn on a solenoid to feedback actual input. I copied that. I just posted a video.

This is the first (and probably only) comment I've ever made on KZfaq. This is my favorite game of all time, though I played it on Atari 8-bit back in the day, which was definitely better and actually earlier than this version... Thank you so much for bringing this forward; I truly loved every minute of it. More people should be aware of amazing games like this with such great replayability. Also, you're terrible. Haha. ;)

14kg: or in imperial units: about the same weight as 22 iPhone 15s.

I really feel like you ran into the wrong end of QMK and are loudly proclaiming how shit it is, unjustly. Sure, tinkering around in the files and doing the initial setup sucks if you're not used to it, but once you're set up once, you can use VIA or Vial for remapping and adjustment. If you end up with some absolutely flawless setup that's perfect for you, you just save it somewhere and can redo the setup loads faster in the future. The only things I ended up using QMK for were initial setup, configuring debounce, and then flashing. Once it was up, I remapped in VIA or Vial, and when it was *perfect*, I saved the layout, converted it to QMK's JSON format, and saved. If I screw up my keyboard somehow, it's literally a one-liner to restore it.

Man, this takes me back. I started with Commodore machines and later pc clones.... I ought to dig around and see if I can find some of the old games I used to enjoy so much. Have a great day Tom!

the demo is very satisfying tho

I've learned more than I ever had imagined that I'd want to learn about keyboards from this channel. And that was my loss! Consistently wonderful content across the years here. Typing this on my modified IBM Model F AT, which I had lucked into NOS in 2017. Daily driver since then.

Ah, I used to play this on my XT clone as a child. Amber CRT too! This brings back so many memories <3

Nice! Load Runner! Haven't played that in years. Pretty much the first game I ever played with mod support.

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