From “Make Something Wonderful” by the Steve Jobs Archive
Sorta reminded me of the Thermal 
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Watched them all back to back over the past two days. Lots of good VIC 20 shots. I knew I’d find mention in this thread!
Put JTK suited assassin set on my copper slag salvation as tribute. I thought the copper slag finish was reminiscent of some of the relic items in the films (markers, coins, rosary)
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Yes, I get the same vibe from Norbauer’s Aperture finish. Those sublegends really shine on that board!
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Those powder coat specialties are always wonderful to look at.
I’d like to try one of them in the future.
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I love the feel of it. So pleasing to the fingers. Bumpy and glossy. It’s like a pleasing finger massage.
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Yellowed ABS spacebar, 10/10 detail 
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and apparently speaker jacks? 
Seriously, though. It’s amazing how well the films hold up today. Even with 4k resolution and the ability to perfectly freeze-frame… the sets/props hold up!
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Yes the number of details in every Cameron’s movies are just insane !
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Boeing B-52 Stratofortress lower deck numpad and trackball, cyberpunk doomsday lighting included…
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Thatlastoneiscrazy!Iwonderhowyouaresupposedtoseparatecharacters.
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idk
maybe
use
newline
every
time?
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The dasher D1 features a steel top plate that weighs more than 1 kg 
vintage keyboards are typically chonkier and I like it so much.
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It’s programmed to the 4th layer.
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I just know that keyboard is mapped to some modded Dvorak layout. It’s security through obscurity… even if you knew the password, you’d never be able to type it.
I love this movie. I once heard it described as the best Batman movie ever (this was before the Nolan movies) and it blew my mind.
