🥹 love it! Now add magnets!

nobara is great! I am on arch now, but for a plug-and-play gaming system it works great. It really feels like a fedora gaming “spin” and honestly I think fedora should try to upstream changes into that kind of distro.

!lostlemmings

Idk if that is a thing yet but it should be

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While it may not be as common as 18650 or especially a AAA. A 14500 battery is as small as an AAA while retaining the same chemistry/voltages of normal lithiums you see used with a nice nano. Could be your best bet if you want small but easier to source/replace. An 18650 is your best bet on availability though, but they are huge compared to what we normally use.

AAA batteries operate at 1.5v nominal, so a nice nano would not be able to be powered by them/it would overcharge it.

:) doing my best to keep lemmy way more positive than Reddit ever was haha

• for the main half (by default the right board) battery is reported both to the OS and on the display, the other half only shows battery on the screen. The left half lasts longer that the right. So recharging both sides when your computer reports battery is low will ensure you always have charge.
• print out this dxf
• just choc v1s for now, in the future I am hoping to make a mx version.

The group buy ends tonight at midnight (central time) btw! This first batch is very limited but future batches will run longer.

No you got it right!

Not a dumb question! Just the pcbs and cases are being sold. The cases come with screws, magnets, etc to put them together but for the pcb there is a part selection guide on the wiki with all required non-included parts.

thanks!

Thanks! The travel case came from that exact need for myself. It packs up so well now that I don’t leave the house without it.

My hope is that with the design files released could see other keyboards with similar case designs! As well as others using the magnets embedded into the case for other accessories like wrist rests.

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Hmm. This is interesting. I wonder if simply promoting federated posts in an algorithmic feed counts as marketing as it is being displayed next to ads.

Will be interesting what approach the EU takes in enforcing GDPR for federated apps.

I was under the impression GDPR only has to do with personal information, like email. And that threads just doesn’t have authorization yet.

How is blue sky decentralized? Can one self host? If not, is decentralized referring to the fact that you can moderate your own posts?

It’s two max’s? So uhh yeah?