Ok, I can play along.
Nikkor 35mm F/2D AF @ F4, ISO 100, 2/5 sec.. I love the bokeh this lens produces.
Nikkor 35mm F/2D AF @ F4, ISO 100, 2/5 sec.. I love the bokeh this lens produces.
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My phone's battery is dead and the charger is shot, so no picture for now.
Suffice it to say it was bought new in 1995.
Suffice it to say it was bought new in 1995.
I'm pretty sure you can set it so the keyboard commands are in the same place, like instead of command+S you'd just do command+O.
No, that's what it automatically does. I'd like it the other way around, so I actually have to press the right key.
there are too options for dvorak
1.)dvorak
2.)dvorak - qwerty
1.) means for command + i you press command + i
2.) means for command + i you press command + r or whatever it now is
Seriously...where's all the great keyboards? (aside from the couple of Model M's) 
Here's my Model M mini just unboxed:
And here is my SMK-88 with blue cherry switches:
Here's my Model M mini just unboxed:
And here is my SMK-88 with blue cherry switches:
heres mine. i cant believe no-one has posted the white Apple keyboard (one before the slim aluminium keyboard). i love it.
I'm surprised nobody else is rocking a Saitek Eclipse like me. It's the first keyboard I've actually bought - the other 25+ I own(ed) in my time were all throwaways. I went through a stage last year that I was using an old (read: DIN plug) Nan Tan Computer Corp (NTC) board with clicky Alps sliders, but I prefer more cushioning on the action; my wrists would start to get tired if I coded for long stretches. I also wanted to code at night & game in darkness, so the Eclipse was the onbious choice.
(Pentax Optio A30, 1/4 with no tripod)
) Nan Tan Computer Corp (NTC) board with clicky Alps sliders, but I prefer more cushioning on the action; my wrists would start to get tired if I coded for long stretches. I also wanted to code at night & game in darkness, so the Eclipse was the onbious choice.
(Pentax Optio A30, 1/4 with no tripod)
I have to agree that when it comes to laptops, ThinkPads have the best keyboards out there, no competition. My MacBook is horrible to type on after spending so much time on my T20. Also, the UK Apple keyboards are completely non standard & are frickin' horrible for coding, which is a pity because my laptop is where I do most of my uni work!
get 2 for 1
its Microsoft but its dam nice.
another alt and ctrl on the right of the space is very useful
plus volume and itunes controls (most have)
this is from my computer i got in 99 and its still good.
number pad is usefull along without pressing fn to delete forward
i like.
its Microsoft but its dam nice.
another alt and ctrl on the right of the space is very useful
plus volume and itunes controls (most have)
this is from my computer i got in 99 and its still good.
number pad is usefull along without pressing fn to delete forward
i like.
