idk if i've ever posted here about my bliss keyboard
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idk if i've ever posted here about my bliss keyboard
the keyboard itself is a WASD V3, but the keycap design is something fully custom i did myself
btw WASD Keyboards no longer exists, so that makes mine a bit more special
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idk if i've ever posted here about my bliss keyboard
the keyboard itself is a WASD V3, but the keycap design is something fully custom i did myself
btw WASD Keyboards no longer exists, so that makes mine a bit more special
the winamp section of the design actually subtly shows which key does what
(and yes, that is a sharex key above them)
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the winamp section of the design actually subtly shows which key does what
(and yes, that is a sharex key above them)
i've had it for like 5 years now, so i thought it would be fun to share a few pics of it here too :)
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idk if i've ever posted here about my bliss keyboard
the keyboard itself is a WASD V3, but the keycap design is something fully custom i did myself
btw WASD Keyboards no longer exists, so that makes mine a bit more special
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@rebane2001 also RIP WASD I had no idea that they were gone :(
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@rebane2001 also RIP WASD I had no idea that they were gone :(
@aeva @rebane2001 Ah damn that's how I learn about them closing. :/
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@KevinMarks the phone came with a male-male C/A adapter, which is not useful for this specific task. perhaps they simply assume that "everyone" simply has a ziplock bag full of them by now
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@ipd ooo neat. what's the tube for?
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@aeva
720nm red light for the win. ..I was hit last night, just cleared it.
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@bplein sign me up
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A Steam Machine Clone For An Indeterminate but Possibly Low Cost
For various reasons, crypto mining has fallen to the wayside in recent years. Partially because it was never useful other than as a speculative investment and partially because other speculative investments have been more popular lately, there are all kinds of old mining hardware available at bargain prices. One of those is the Asrock AMD BC250, which is essentially a cut down Playstation 5 but which has almost everything built into it that a gaming PC would need to run Steam, and [ETA PRIME] shows us how to get this system set up.
The first steps are to provide the computer with power, an SSD, and a fan for cooling. It’s meant to be in a server rack so this part at least is pretty straightforward. After getting it powered up there are a few changes to make in the BIOS, mostly related to memory management. [ETA PRIME] is uzing Bazzite as an operating system which helps to get games up and running easily. It plays modern games and even AAA titles at respectable resolutions and framerates almost out-of-the-box, which perhaps shouldn’t be surprising since this APU has a six-core Zen 2 processor with a fairly powerful RDNA2 graphics card, all on one board.
It’s worth noting that this build is a few weeks old now, and the video has gotten popular enough that the BC250 cards that [ETA PRIME] was able to find for $100 are reported to be much more expensive now. Still, though, even at double or triple the price this might still be an attractive price point for a self-contained, fun, small computer that lets you game relatively easily and resembles the Steam Machine in concept. There are plenty of other builds based on old mining hardware as well, so don’t limit yourself to this one popular piece of hardware. This old mining rig, for example, made an excellent media server.
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Gonna start an AI-powered weight loss app.
Going to call it “ChatGLP-1”
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@aeva don't they ship with a C to A adaptor any more? (I have so many USB variants in ziplocs, you're triggering my dad mode)
