The problem is that we noticed, but nothing really happened. As it always is here in Aus.
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And I didn't build it from the ground up, but I did change the keycaps on it, so that counts right? I've been running this gorgeous Keychron K10 for just under a year now and it makes using the PC an absolute dream. Still running the stock Gateron G Pro Brown switches, and to be honest I don't really think I'll change from that, in this board at least. I'm also using the Keychron wooden palm rest, which should probably come standard with these because God damn are they a strain to type on without it. Only modifications I've done are the coiled cable and the keycaps, and aesthetically I feel they add quite a bit to the board, especially the shine-through keycaps, they really make the unicorn vomit colour scheme its currently set to pop off the board. Eventually I'd like to delve in to making my own board, but that'll probably come after this one has served its purpose.
The only gripe I have is that I forgot to order it in aluminium, and instead got the plastic body. Not that it feels cheap or anything, I'd just have preferred the high end feel of the metal body.
Hopefully this community sticks around here even if the subreddit reopens, I refuse to go back to reddit and I'd hate to lose the dank.
Good point, hadn't considered the individual repurcussions.
I got L and R tattooed on my (correct) thumbs to use as quick reference. They're incredibly useful.
This is actually really impressive. I wouldn't have even of thought to make my own cable like this. Props on the idea and execution.
Just my uninformed personal opinion, but the way I see it is that considering Lemmy isn't a corporation and isn't focused on ad revenue, I doubt we'll see the same tight strangulation of rules like we see on other sites. Reddit was a far more free platform in the early days, but once investors and capital growth entered the mix we saw a vast tightening of what was and wasn't accepted on the site. This is just my hope though, as I'm thoroughly enjoying the feeling of the "old" internet that Lemmy has given me since I joined last week.
As a long time member of r/Australia, it is very on point for them to not join the blackout.
As a Ferrari fan, yes.