Right. That makes sense. People are raving about them on Discord.
Maybe they will make a clicky option, since the others seem to be doing well.
I’d like to see them try a lighter tactile.
One thing I have to say about these switches is that the wobble is nothing special. I have them beside Pewter, and Pewter’s wobble is less both in N-S and E-W [especially E-W].
for the idiots out there (not me… just other people who might not know), do you mean adding a hard-boiled egg? Or adding a raw egg and cooking it in the broth
Raw egg added to the broth. Never been a fan of hard boiled eggs in my ramen cause I hate the yolk. Whenever I eat ramen at a restaurant I usually just eat the hard boiled egg like normal or something. Also extra bamboo shoots is key for me.
The usual way I make instant ramen is soup packet first, then 2 eggs, then once the mixture is like 80% to boiled I add the noodles, bring the whole shit to a boil, flip the noodles, then add like green onion and/or shredded seaweed on top. I like a firmer noodle so that’s why I do the noodles last.
Edit: Adding 2 eggs usually sucks up the water so adjust accordingly.
Edit: Me trying to slurp:
thx! I will give that shot. I’ve been trying to cool it on ramen lately cuz I need to cut down on my salt intake but I’m looking forward to trying that
That looks an awful lot like a Jabberwocky, there.
IIRC Akko’s switches are made by KTT, whose own switches have been getting a pretty warm reception.
I like the Lightwave V2’s so far - a bit of play/wobble, but they’re quite smooth and have a satisfying, if a bit dry typing sound. I bet they’d be proper skates with some nice oil.
Indeed it is. It’s honestly kind of a shame the pretty red board PCB is going to be covered by the black PCB panels.
Apparently if you got the sinister board, they’re blue.
Got in two sets of Matias stabilizers to use when I build my 60% ALPS setup to go with Tai-Hao Tomcat. Also grabbed a Matias switch tester just to see how much they improved since last time I tried them. I heard they worked out the kinks of chattering issues from early batches, so I may need to give them a go soon. Then I also got a Kyokuchi Kenbran Death (SHI) in monochrome in today too. Very cool cap, made well, but OEM height unfortunately. Still I really love the cap’s simple design so it’s another nice addition to collection
DHL dropped these off while I was removing dead battery from my mom’s car that’s been sitting in the garage for a year. They’re Cherry MX Black Hyperglides from SwagKeys.com.
They’re smoother than I expected as-is so they may be from early stocks. I’m still going to polish a few and compare with stock to see if the difference is worth polishing for. Checked more switches and, yup, they could benefit from polishing.
A sharp pointy thing.
That’s a pretty hi end pointy bit, who’s the maker?
DSK Knives
Got a link to more info? Googling “cryptic keyboard” is not really giving any results.
I drop raw egg yolks in stuff but not the whites i dont like the snottyness
Sorry, “Cryptid” was a bit obtuse. The keyboard name is the Jabberwocky and this is just a prototype at this point. They’re not released just yet. I need to get this built so I can give any feedback to the maker.
That’s pretty unavoidable for me if I have spicy ramen. The snot really starts to run
Another round of MT3 WOB to replace the set claimed by stem-breaker b[ + ]xes. 
Edit: So I’ve gone through a few of these, installing them on a customer’s board and two of mine (originally going for three but gave up after 3 RMA attempts on the BOW set) - there’s most often an issue with the “S” key among others, for some reason.
This time it’s a little fleck of embedded white plastic with a small divot around it; tiny but stands out from every angle unless obscured by specular shine on the black plastic around it, like in the photo above.
I’m going to take a shot at seeing if they’ll replace this one key by appealing to shipping cost - they’ve already paid for eight trips for sets they ultimately didn’t profit on, hey maybe sticking a single key in a padded envelope would look attractive at that point. 
(I mean hey, at least they’ve replaced all the bad sets so far, and refunded me for the one I got tired of trying to replace. They’ve graduated from “quite bad” to “basic minimum”)
For all the crap I give Signature Plastics about their (lack of) packaging, their customer service has been pretty killer. I had a warped spacebar a few years ago, and they just sent me a new one, no problem. Didn’t even ask for a photo, like, “oh yeah I think we have an extra couple of those around let me send you one!”
– I literally cannot imagine Dorp doing that.
But hey I’ll tell you if they do - ha!
I guess it helps when customer service is just around the corner from the injection presses, like I imagine is the case at SP.
In the mean-time… this plays in my mind as I wait for Dorp to offer the ABC options…
