Interesting. I have been using Chicago Steno for a while and quite like it (just printed out another set to replace LDSA on another board of mine). Now I might have to print some of these to compare!
Maybe best to think of it as "soak up solar" i.e. send any excess solar to the car rather than accept mediocre feed in tariffs. Are least that is how I have been using the equivalent feature I have set up in Home Assistant.
If you mean two keys in the same column, then Chicago Steno should be fine. I resin printed a set for my humla and they are nice and comfortable (I like them more than LDSA).
I use miryoku and typing uppercase is annoying. You are either swapping shift keys as you type or you have to use caps lock (ewww). Let me know if there is a secret.
Does it appear to your operating system as a keyboard (when connected via USB)? If it does but you just can't type, check you have the nice!nanos the right way up and/or in the right set of holes (depending on your pcbs, some corne pcbs have multiple possibilities so it's easy to get wrong)
Looks great, that first step to split and columnar stagger is the most important for reducing wrist pain in my experience. My first split columnar was the redox, but these days I mostly use corne and humla, although the thumb key positions on these do not suit everyone.
Looking great! What are those displays?
Interesting. I have been using Chicago Steno for a while and quite like it (just printed out another set to replace LDSA on another board of mine). Now I might have to print some of these to compare!
Looks very similar to the humla (barring the different MCU). Cool board!
Maybe best to think of it as "soak up solar" i.e. send any excess solar to the car rather than accept mediocre feed in tariffs. Are least that is how I have been using the equivalent feature I have set up in Home Assistant.
Did they forget to build the LHS door?
Why can't you buy generals at a general store?
Susuwatari, as the other guy said. You can buy sets on Drop.
Super nice!!
How can there not be a corne in that collection!
If you mean two keys in the same column, then Chicago Steno should be fine. I resin printed a set for my humla and they are nice and comfortable (I like them more than LDSA).
I just started using the elea dark theme today, it's very nice! (Previously modus-vivendi was my main theme)
I use miryoku and typing uppercase is annoying. You are either swapping shift keys as you type or you have to use caps lock (ewww). Let me know if there is a secret.
Are the 3d printing files for these available anywhere? Asking for a friend.
Does it appear to your operating system as a keyboard (when connected via USB)? If it does but you just can't type, check you have the nice!nanos the right way up and/or in the right set of holes (depending on your pcbs, some corne pcbs have multiple possibilities so it's easy to get wrong)
Looks great, that first step to split and columnar stagger is the most important for reducing wrist pain in my experience. My first split columnar was the redox, but these days I mostly use corne and humla, although the thumb key positions on these do not suit everyone.