More “Bring Your Own Keyboard” (BYOK) Impressions (Firmware 1.0.2)
I've been playing with the BYOK some more and I have some THOUGHTS. I like the new fonts, for the most part. On one hand, I am pleased that the…
What I Read In 2025…
... and what I plan to read in 2026! What Did I Read in 2025? After breaking down the numbers, I was surprised to find that what I read in…
Bring Your Own Keyboard (BYOK): Initial Impressions
I originally backed the Bring Your Own Keyboard (henceforth: BYOK) in August of 2025 to the tune of $155 USD. My order included the unit itself ($129), a carrying case…
Keychron Q2 (w/ Knob) feat. the Das Keyboard 4 Pro
My first mechanical keyboard was a Das Keyboard 4 Professional from Amazon. At the time, I saw a sleek keyboard with cool features: media keys, a scroll wheel, and a…
Initial Impressions: Dark Souls 3
I'm not a particularly avid gamer, but when I saw the reception Elden Ring received I decided it was time to try a Fromsoft game. Countless articles have already been…
Initial Impressions: Akko Acrylic 59
I ordered this directly from Akko's website at the end of February; it arrived approximately two weeks later. The ordering process was painless, and the final cost was $30 cheaper…
HHKB Professional 2 (45g Topre): Stock
The Happy Hacking Keyboard, or HHKB, is a legend in the keyboard community. Introduced in 1996 and developed by PFU Limited of Japan and Eiiti Wata, the HHKB has inspired…
Unicomp Ultra Classic 104
Unicomp is a Kentucky-based company that manufactures reproductions a few of the well-known buckling spring keyboards of yore. The most famous of their reproductions is the Model M, a full-sized…