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HowTo- QMK AutoFire (Toggle-able repeating keys)
Reciever replied to Reciever's topic in Accessories
Posting a link I got from the developer/manufacturer of the tidbit. Should give me some illumination for how to configure the device to my needs. Hey hey! Glad you have you here :D All of these things are possible. I'll run through them one by one -- it won't be the most detailed but should give you enough to get rolling. All will require modifying the firmware, which is quite easy to jump into. The QMK discord server in particular is a great resource with lots of folks who can help if you hit any snags. OLED: You can definitely show what layer is active. Take a look at the OLED driver documentation: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/docs/feature_oled_driver.md The SNAP OLED keymap also shows exactly how to do this if you need a concrete reference: Here Encoder: The QMK docs are a good place to start: Here The TIDBIT actually handles encoder events with a virtual key in the matrix, but that's going to be changing. I'd recommend overriding the encoder behavior with `encoder_update_user()` in your keymap.c that returns false -- that will ensure it's not handled by the matrix scan as well. You'll need to know what HID keycodes your KVM uses, but as long as they're documented you can send any valid 16-bit keycode. Autofire: This one requires a bit more finesse, but can be done in almost the same way as the timer macro example in the QMK docs: Here Basically, set a boolean variable true when the key in question is pressed inside `process_record_user()`, then `tap_code(KC_F12)` inside `matrix_scan_user()` as long as that variable is set. I'm not sure exactly what you're looking to integrate with, but the TRRS is bi-directional UART serial + power/ground, so you can essentially integrate with anything! It is limited to one point-to-point connection, though. Here's the serial code, for reference: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/keyboards/nullbitsco/common/remote_kb.c Hopefully that gets you started! I think the TIDBIT will be a great improvement to your workflow. It's just about infinitely customizable :D Should give me some good reading material for tomorrow :D- 14 replies
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the decline of the once mighty Nvidia laptop GPUs
Reciever replied to 1610ftw's topic in General Discussion
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If you need to reference older materials we do still have the NBRchive :)
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I have been in two accidents neither of which I was at fault for about 10 years apart. My previous RSX was blue my current one is beige.
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HowTo- QMK AutoFire (Toggle-able repeating keys)
Reciever replied to Reciever's topic in Accessories
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Welcome to the forums!
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It fits in your case is probably a good start, and 200 dollars cheaper than Nvidia equivalent. That all being said prices are too high all around for me.
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Notebook Review forum archive – NBRCHIVE
Reciever replied to Aaron44126's topic in General Discussion
There was only a week of time to archive the entire forum so way back machine isn't likely to have it all since anti ddos measures were still in place. Otherwise we catalogue the entire forum save for things that didn't directly pertain to laptops (off topic, marketplace, news, what laptop should I buy? Etc etc)- 150 replies
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I normally don't even load that site on my devices. The rare exception being on pc to see what Prema is up to. Too many people complaining about frivolous subject matter that require nuance answers to which Twitter is I'll equipped to properly convey. Regarding Elon, while I understand why some may deify him, he's just another human, flaws and all. Criticize what should be criticized and praise what should be praised. Best approach imho
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This is going to be my daily so I'll probably not ever break 7-9psi, not looking for anything more than 275whp. Should be plenty to make snap judgements on the road while already in the upper RPM range. My Base Auto before did well for low speed adjustments but high speed it always fell flat.
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I dont really see any difference in twitter, pre or post sale. Perhaps the flavor changed but its still ground zero for Adults and children to go and whine about w/e seems to be trending in the moment.
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Notebook Review forum archive – NBRCHIVE
Reciever replied to Aaron44126's topic in General Discussion
It is admittedly quite slow by modern web surfing standards. I myself have had success using the archive using Brave, which is based on Chrome if memory serves me correctly.- 150 replies
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New Record set today! (Again!)
Reciever replied to Reciever's topic in Internal Announcement Discussion
We area fairly small forum, as a vendor rep Im sure he has to spend his time where there would be the most return on investment (time)- 16 replies
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When I am not working so much I can spend more time digging into the forum software. I havent even spoken much to my friends and family let alone forum software lol.
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2002 Acura RSX Type S w/ K24a tidbit QMK DIY numpad kit.
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*Official Benchmark Thread* - Post it here or it didn't happen :D
Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
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HowTo- QMK AutoFire (Toggle-able repeating keys)
Reciever replied to Reciever's topic in Accessories
It looks like those keyboards also have QMK so in theory it should be able to work but I am building a numpad first in the hopes that I can have a low-cost "principle use case" before I start looking at 300 USD boards. I have been wanting an 1800 layout for some time so I may (if this works out) finally pick one up.- 14 replies
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*Official Benchmark Thread* - Post it here or it didn't happen :D
Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
I havent really used Asus since they left me high and dry with a Rampage III Extreme with a dead memory channel. -
My RSX was totaled last month, finally getting another car tomorrow. 2002 Acura RSX Type S w/ K24A, headers and exhaust, new clutch, flywheel, CMC, Kpro v4, 6 speed standard. Going to replace the wing though, not a fan of it. After being rear-ended for the 3rd time I think I might get the wing that has another brake light on it. Hopefully 4-5 brake lights are enough to get peoples attention.
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Yep, hope he is doing ok and makes a return at some point.
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There are reasons behind HTWingNut's departure, such matters are not for general members to be in the know on that topic. He has an account here but does not seem to participate from what I have seen. All members who were previously banned have a second chance on this forum, I dont keep tabs on them but I havent seen any activity under those handles. Goes without saying but if you repeatedly ignore the rules, it just means you think yourself above them, which even myself and the moderators, as well as our members abide. Your chances of removal become quite high as a result.
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He just needs to hurry up with the brain chip and in time would have the I/O to run all his companies more effectively :P
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I think I have played through CP2077 twice, I enjoyed it. Probably play again over the holiday, that or Hellblade or Project Wingman if I have the time.
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HowTo- QMK AutoFire (Toggle-able repeating keys)
Reciever replied to Reciever's topic in Accessories
If I am to order the keyboard I would choose, it looks to be anywhere from 200-300 USD. So I ordered a kit instead for a tidbit numpad as it has QMK capability for about 70 USD. Should keep me busy over the holiday.- 14 replies
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Charles Jefferies Now Writes for Tom's Hardware
Reciever replied to Sandy Bridge's topic in Tech News
Its good to see @Charles P. Jefferies still dabbling in the space :)- 8 replies
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