Why do you need that much powdered milk, if you don't mind me asking?not having space for a cow, some offgrid milk supply, which would represent about 3 weeks output.
+ low GI rice
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Thats a lot of rice pudding...
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Another keyboard to try
Next week, go custom!
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Why are you putting the laptop in space?
started using it when we bought 75kg odd at end of covid, shared with family, for cooking/hot drinks, tastes as good as fresh, also convenient, much cheaper ~30p/L
e: yes rice puddings and bread&butter a la volontee.
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Some new speakers, Edifier 65s and hefty arm to hold monitor(bit of cable + room tidy todo)
Looks like a lovely monitor but how does that setup work in reality? It doesn’t seem to be optimal ergonomically.
Are you asking me to provide an ergonomic rundown of my workflow, seems a little OTT tbh, suffice to say I can control everything with 1 keyboard mouse if I need to
It's all a bit 'new' so I am working out where to put stuffs
It's all a bit 'new' so I am working out where to put stuffs
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New amp, though sadly it's going back as it doesn't sound as nice as the old amp which is now cheaper than what I paid 4 months ago, and the power LED is a bit distracting in the dark 
Cambridge Audio MXW70:
Vs old one Topping PA7:
Cambridge Audio MXW70:
Vs old one Topping PA7:
Ay up, lush, our kid..
It lasted all of 1 day. Bluetooth had issues. Randomly stop working or randomly spam as if a key is stuck but nothing is. Have to power it off and on. So Corsair is going back and the Razer is going back. The search continues!
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Don't know what spec you are looking for but for TLK have a look at Keychron K8 HE if its for gaming?
Thanks! Will take a look. I like tactile switches as I'd say keyboard is 75% typing and 15% gaming. Wireless/BT/wired connectivity so that I can alternate between devices. RGB/shine through caps would be nice. ISO/UK layout. Media keys would be nice. 75% or TLK to save space.
I don't want much lol.
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Check out this thread
Well I fell down the custom keyboard world.
QK80 just arrived. Now I really have to finish hand-lubing those 88 switches I had put aside.....
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Start with Keychron, mostly because they are one of the few players in the custom keyboard space that makes ISO boards from factory.
Keycaps you can get aftermarket to taste
Switches you can get after market to taste
But the K2 HE gets good reviews, ticks almost all your boxes except the shrine through caps. Although their product page photo shows it as shrine through.
Brilliant thanks will do. Even having two keyboards might be doable. I'll have a think. But the Keychron B1 Pro looks interesting for typing only. Lots to think on. Many thanks.Check out this thread
Well I fell down the custom keyboard world.
QK80 just arrived. Now I really have to finish hand-lubing those 88 switches I had put aside.....
Start with Keychron, mostly because they are one of the few players in the custom keyboard space that makes ISO boards from factory.
Keycaps you can get aftermarket to taste
Switches you can get after market to taste
But the K2 HE gets good reviews, ticks almost all your boxes except the shrine through caps. Although their product page photo shows it as shrine through.
I had the K2HE, very good though I more prefer full sized. I'm actually looking at also getting the K10HE as I like the wooden sides and profile of the keys as much as my Q6 Max (non HE version) and I'd like HE in a full sized board for full control when gaming.
There is also the Ducky One X which is inductive, an alternative to HE switches, but offers the same performance if not better in some ways and also has a web driver page to customise everything in the same way. One X comes in full and TKL size and is UK ISO.
There is also the Ducky One X which is inductive, an alternative to HE switches, but offers the same performance if not better in some ways and also has a web driver page to customise everything in the same way. One X comes in full and TKL size and is UK ISO.