The video for the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard 80 is finally live! π This is arguably the most flexible split board I've ever tested, complete with on-the-fly modularity, wireless connectivity, and a display that I was forced to install Bongo Cat onto (not really...). Itβs also the very first keyboard I've encountered where I actually had to consult the manual just to figure out how to turn it on. If you want to see me boot up my nitpicking services, test my actuator precision on the tenting feet, and completely ignore the disassembly instructions, the full video is linked in my bio. --
The video for the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard 80 is finally live! π This is argua
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