algernone
u/algernone
I'd like to present to you Chrysalis, a keyboard configurator GUI, with support for a number of keyboards people have been known to use for Steno (such as the Splitography or the Planck). It is built on top of the Kaleidoscope open source firmware. It allows you to configure the keyboard - mostly editing layers for now - without having to flash new firmware for every change. Once there's a suitable firmware on the board (and Chrysalis ships with one, and allows you to flash it), all layout editing can happen without the need to com
Keyboardio Model 01; Day 1216: In which a record-setting typhoon is basically a footnote
kickstarter.com/projects/keyboardio/the-model...I'm a reasonably new player, started a few months ago. At the moment, my main is a CP300-ish Templar, with whom I run Veterans (in all three roles, but have the most experience as a healer, tank second, DPS third), etc. While the Dungen Finder works great for dungeons, I'd love to try trials, and run dungeons with guildies instead of random people.
Problem is, we have two small twins (6 months old tomorrow), which severely limits when I can play: between roughly 22:30 and 01:00 CET. So I'm looking for a guild that has active members online late at night, preferably one that focuses on late-night play.
If anyone knows such a guild, I'm @algernone in-game, don't hesitate to ping me.
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kickstarter.com/projects/keyboardio/the-model...Flash the LEDs of a Kaleidoscope-powered keyboard when changing Evil states
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ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/blog/2017/01/20/t...I am going to tell you a short story, about a man and his programmable keyboard. It is a short and sweet story, that highlights the beauty of these things. Please bear with me!
So here I am, awaiting my second ErgoDox EZ, and I was pondering how to jump a few days ahead, to skip the anxiety of waiting. A friend of mine on Twitter gave me an idea, to build a time machine into the firmware... and so I did, kind of.
You see, I'm on Linux, here I use the command-line often, and the date command to check the date and the time. I can tell this date command to show me the time four days into the future... so wouldn't it be awesome if, when I typed date, the keyboa
![[photos] ErgoDox with NPKC rainbow caps, and a trackball](https://i.redd.it/i4a50enrixex.jpg)