I'm more worried about cleaning it. This thing looks like a magnet for dirt, dust, and other airborne particles. When those particles settle on the heatsink it will ruin the copper-air interface and this thing won't cool at all.

I also wonder what happens when the inevitable patina develps:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

I too, er, interfere, with myself when I'm alone after waiting sufficiently long.

Enceladus is not an English word. It is a Greek word, therefore I've linked to the Greek page. Though who know the Greek alphabet (physicists, mathematicians, engineers, i.e. a considerable portion of /. readership) will be able to read the word and understand how it is to be pronounced. Greek, unlike English, is pronounced how it is spelled.

The assets in question are usually not liquid.

Actually, it should be en-ke-la-dos. Slashdot won't let me post Unicode, so here's the link to the guy who's name is used for the moon:
https://el.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Please don't give Bennett any ideas. I would be very happy indeed if someone were to remove from his possession _all_ his keyboards.

In fact, arguably tablets and phones are media _consumption_ devices, not media creation. Leave the media creation to the big names in IP, lest you infringe their property. Go back to consuming (spending), preferably multiple times for each device that you own. Can't have you watching on your phone media that is licensed only for your PC, that would be stealing from somebody's intellectual property.

You are going to hate what the Neovim folks are trying to do to VIM's learning curve:
https://github.com/neovim/neov...

I fear the day when Eternal September comes to VIM.

Well, I found Server Core, but it looks like it has all the disadvantages of a GUI, and doesn't even support all Windows Server features:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-u...

It still requires RDP, still requires running a graphical server (though not full desktop), and won't run Powershell since it won't run .NET.

Well, we tried!

Thanks, that was enough for me to Google on.

There is a Kinesis, and a Maltron in this photo linked from the summary:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/...

There is even a uTron and Datahand in there as well! Can you find the Truly Ergonomic hidden in there?

Hi Jesse. I don't see mention of which switches are in the buttonplank. I'm rather partial to the Cherry Blues, will there be an option for them? I see mention of "switches quiet enough to use in a meeting" but an option for "switches which give terrific feedback" would be most welcome!

If you have no need for the uTron (can't type a mu in ASCII) in the pile then I would love to adopt it! Considering the price I think that the folks at Geekhack [1] would be most interested in comparing your keyboard to the uTron, the Kinesis, and the Truly Ergonomic. Let me know if you are interested in having me write a review. I can point you to my other Geekhack reviews if you would like.

By the way, I also mod my boards (reduced spring pressure, and even leather keycaps) so I know to appreciate a product made _just the way you like it_.

[1] Keyboard enthusiast website, I'm sure that you've familiar with it.

You must be new here. Posting a link to an open backdoor, to be viewed in your browser, was once a slashdot tradition.

Yeah, I'm surprised that nobody else got it yet. Well, maybe not on slashdot...

Frankly, silicone still has a purpose that graphite doesn't fulfil.