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@ScriptFanix Cool! Didn't expect that. I've read somewhere from someone using typewriter keys (or an actual typewriter, possible too) that after a while the edges of the buttons would start to hurt the fingertops.

On the other hand, this one's probably more light on the touch. It at least looks fabulously fancy!

@ScriptFanix Neat, that's quite fancy! I wonder if it's comfortable to type on, though.

@jeder Yeah, I use them, why?

Oh nifty. Joplin seems to have auto-save now (probably had it for a while already, haven't checked in years). Might give this a try again, need a good note taking app.

Hmm, they really put a lot of emphasis on stroke order in Japanese script. Compared to that, writing down our Latin alphabet is quite sloppy.

@lucifargundam Nice game! And yay!

@danstowell Neat, grats! Does that mean you will go create a machine sign language interpreter or something? ;)

@zwangseinweisung But it is a Monday now..?

@Rasp That's pretty cool. :D

Can pull a fast one on that: Just start cooking, have the other spouse be completely befuddled by this! Bonus if you love cooking anyway!

@pony We have one, it's called a bus depot. 😋

@marathon Not really. Maybe it is your innate charm. 😋

@shietka Already played that as well. :D It's not as good though, the pinball part is a bit weaker, harder to go to certain directions and such. But yeah, the idea was very nice there too!

@JonathanMBR Woo, looks like a close call!

@thor Roman... 'restaurants'. ;)

@shietka I liked this game a lot. The pinball touch is pretty nicely done!

@matt Outch.

@freemo Sisko is my favorite, he's totally badass! Best captain, best crew, best location! Best story arch! (imo!)

@freemo I saw John de Lancie in Murder She Wrote before. It was pretty cool. 😁
I now kinda want to watch the DS9 episode where Sisko punched him (Q) in his face, that was epic. 😋

@robflop Neat! Thank you for the very detailed information!

Looks like despite some twiddling needed (scroll wheel, bearings), it sounds like it's still thoroughly worth it!
(I assume you meant rubber bearings instead of ruby? Or?)
(I do see a bunch of tutorials how to replace those bearings, so it looks totally doable, thankfully!)

Bit a bummer about some software inconsistencies. Maybe some solution can be found eventually. Software drivers are always a bit arcane to me!

@minatu2d Hi! Netherlands here!