I realized it was too much work and I gave up, but I have a much nicer 5 part template I made for Akg k240. I only did a loosely stitched PU proof-of-concept with these.
Interesting topic!
I think in photojournalism is important how looking to a particular shot make you feel, which is probably going to change in time due to different context (i.e. a black and white photo may give you a drammatic effect now, but maybe it wasn't like that when that was all you had). So I think you should use the technology that better help you reach the feeling you're looking for NOW.
Future historians are going to be confused regardless :)
Btw if you want to know which is the most "green" country you should look at percentages of the total generated energy (instead of absolute figures) like here in the table here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_by_country which gives you a much different view.
I see thanks, tbh my car is pretty crappy but if the uphill is too steep I will back up a little without handbrake and the guy behind me wont be happy :D
I'm curious, how do u do it? I mean you need a foot on gas and one on the clutch to start, how do you keep your car still without handbrake (other than just being quick after moving away from the brake)?
I agree with you, and yeah the convenience factor is in fact a huge problem and is highly exploited. The only thing I saw working are in fact laws to make the switch to another "service" more convenient (e.g. you have a messaging app? your protocol must be open source so that other clients should be possible by law, idk how feasible is this, but u get the idea).
Makes me think about what human life is supposed to look like.
I also spent most of my energy working, but I do get some time to occasionally do things I like but those also take some energy. If I imagine my perfect life I probably wouldn't have the energy to live it.
But still, I can't help thinking I should do much more and I feel bad...
No. Windows ships already well compressed. There's no way it'll compress further by 50%.
I've been getting about that rate of compression consistently with Clonezilla on windows 10. I also didn't have any problems relocating it... it just start a driver update step and then reboots normally, but idk about how licensing work for this cases.
I had occasional chatter with one or two keys, but I would just swap those switches for the left over ones and the problem was solved.
For keyboard compatible with QMK firmware, you can even try various "debouncing" algorithms,
there are many ways and many switches you can try, but honestly I think you really just had bad luck, just try a new set of switches!