| Posted by Bryan |
7/17/2006 8:37 AM | remove |
My computer setup after I lose a game of Counter-Strike: Source.
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| Posted by LostintheWoods |
7/17/2006 4:53 PM | remove |
I hate it when my tape drive lags while I'm playing CS too.
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| Posted by breakinxpert213 |
8/13/2007 2:31 AM | remove |
lol free keyboard
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| Posted by Samurai |
8/14/2007 11:53 PM | remove |
are you going to comment on every picture in the DB? i was just wondering...
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| Posted by SoNaive |
8/15/2007 4:01 PM | remove |
haha Sam hates it when things turn blue just as much as i do ;)
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| Posted by Samurai |
8/15/2007 6:16 PM | remove |
no, i just hate dumb comments on every picture.
:oP
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| Posted by ACA83 |
1/5/2008 4:56 AM | remove |
That keyboard is an IBM Model M. Solid keyboard, built like a tank. You could drop it off a building and it would still work. Sadly, vandals are it's weakness...
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| Posted by BravoOrig |
2/28/2008 10:11 AM | remove |
Tin of cookies, name escapes me.
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| Posted by Emperor Wang |
2/29/2008 2:05 AM | remove |
Shame about that keyboard. I'd trade in my cheap-shit Logitech for a pre-1990 IBM any day. They had a most satisfying 'clack' and a rock solid feel to them.
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| Posted by Samurai |
2/29/2008 3:16 AM | remove |
i had an IBM XT keyboard... at speed, it sounded like satisfying machine gun fire.
these cheapie keyboards can't compare.
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| Posted by BravoOrig |
2/29/2008 6:39 AM | remove |
Ahh, I miss the XT keyboard, you knew you pressed the key, and it had a huge coiled cord that meant business. I'd bet that they could handle a liquid spill and not give a damn.
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| Posted by Emperor Wang |
3/2/2008 3:02 PM | remove |
They could. I shit you not. I took one apart once. Each switch was surrounded by a kind of 'cup' that extended up into the key cap above. A moderate spill would just flow down to the front of the keyboard and out some holes in the bottom. If I had know how cheap and lousy stuff was going to get I would've hung onto mine. You might still be able to find one in a surplus store (if you're lucky).
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| Posted by BravoOrig |
3/5/2008 1:00 PM | remove |
All I probably have to do is look in my parent's basement, I kid you not, the junk my dad keeps around is plentiful. He still has some off the shelf cheap r/c car toy I destroyed and took apart. When am I ever going to mess with it again? I'm pretty sure he still has the XT and I do remember it as you described, the keys were fun to pull up.
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| Posted by Emperor Wang |
3/6/2008 3:42 AM | remove |
Hang onto that stuff if you can. Anything of decent North American build quality is quickly becoming a museum piece.
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| Posted by Mowog |
11/3/2009 7:48 PM | remove |
As I recall, that particular keyboard had a metal shell, didn't it? So it was nice and hefty, and felt bulletproof. And yes, I liked the clacky keys too! ;-)
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