Nice, you just gained another customer.

The only place I didn’t think to look!

I’d love to pay a couple of bucks for voyager, but I don’t intend to create a github account to do so. Provide another way, preferably using widely available methods, and I’ll chip in. I think others might, too.

I honestly don’t know why they are not more popular. They feel amazing to the touch, look stunning and give a deep, rich sound. The white ones also diffuse RGB lighting beautifully.

They are quite heavy, though, I would definitely recommend switches with high resistance.

There are well known and respected brands for keyboard bases, switches and caps. Combining those should yield fine mechanical keyboards with a satisfying level of customization.

I personally am very happy with my combo of Glorious GMMK base, Glorious Fox Heavy switches and Cerakey ceramic keycaps. I ordered some other switches with even more resistance and since compatibility is high for all widely popular components, replacing them should not be an issue.

Now this is the kind of caps I’m looking for, thank you!

I can second that, got a DE layout keychron and it’s very nice.

I have zero trust in Microsoft’s intentions here.

Now this makes more sense, but again, this was months ago. I recommend reading the thread and considering the implications, though.

The title is wildly misleading

A single keycap for $ 610, are you fucking kidding me?

Bonus points if the attackers use ai to script their attacks, too. We can fully automate the SaaS cycle!

I’m doing this daily so: yes

It started as an experiment to get off the Windows 11 train wreck for me and now I can’t imagine ever going back. Linux is so far ahead, it’s not even a competition.

The future is looking bright for bazzite

I went for ultra big. 42’ 4k OLED with no scaling is beautiful for gaming and practical for work.

I root for bazzite. It’s so easy to setup and update all while providing superb support for gaming. I actually run it as a desktop os and I love it.