darknessblades

darknessblades t1_iw6ze20 wrote

Small tip for your site.

Do not use White on white Text. like in the privacy policy.

This makes you liable as the policy can be considered NULL/VOID.

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Also I do not see anything regarding warranty.

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darknessblades t1_iuekpxq wrote

If you mean those tablet style keyboards: NO, this is not possible {YET}

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One of the thinnest keyboards out there:

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Gaming-Keyboards/K100-AIR-WIRELESS-RGB-Ultra-Thin-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboard---CHERRY-MX-Ultra-Low-Profile-Tactile/p/CH-913A01U-NA

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It might be down into the future, once copycat switches of that ultra-low profile mech switch come out, and somebody designs a PCB for it. then you might have a keyboard that is slightly thicker than your tablet

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darknessblades t1_iu3l9yw wrote

MACRO'S, tapdance, etc

I would suggest you to do it with 3+ rp2040's each with the max amount of macro's [so each macrokey can have 4 macro's tied to it, trough tapdance]

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1: the 60% main

2 the left and top clusters [can also be done with 2 RP2040's]

3 the remaining keys

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darknessblades t1_itts508 wrote

OR....OR.... just hear me out:

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Live in a country with proper consumer protection, where if something breaks within the legally defined warranty period. they have to repair it/send you a replacement part. [and warranty laws do not look at the type of "commercial" sale, if you buy it in a store, even if its discounted by 99.999% and it breaks 1 week later, they have to give repair it/give you a replacement unit]

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darknessblades t1_itqzgnn wrote

Which firmware does it use?

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QMK? maybe try a VIA/VIAL version of said firmware, and see if you can add a slight delay to said key.

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also try swapping it for a different key, it could be that the switch bounces in the housing [loose stem] causing a double input

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darknessblades t1_itpxdog wrote

Not sure, [The layout as I designed it is still quite basic to get a feel for it] [could change the hinge mechanic] but it will be either Filament and some m3 bolts, or a TRRS connector

{aliexpress}

/item/1005002511925055.html?

[Which will be the way the thumbcluster is connected]

So in essence the Thumb-cluster is a stand-alone unit [without arduino], that can be removed if not needed
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Not the best at programming with QMK,

So I could use some help on that front. {it will be hand-wired, so no RGB yet}

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Already uploaded the VIA definitons file, so I am getting there step by step

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