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2015-07-07
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hmm... one possible improvement for rev3: have the speed bumps on kbd part, and holes in base, would remove that tiny gap caused by bumps resting on keys
(btw, don't lose hope, my # wasn't in the doc at all)
(btw, don't lose hope, my # wasn't in the doc at all)
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2015-07-07
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My worst fear is that my TOHKBD, having such strong magnets, is stuck to the ceiling of the delivery truck, unbeknownst to the the delivery man...
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2015-07-07
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I've found that the keyboard part sticks to fridges and other metallic surfaces pretty well. The phone+TOH isn't quite strong enough though, which disappointingly prevents fridge-mounting your Jolla.
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Originally Posted by billranton
The brave fashion aware nerd sports this nowadays :P
I've found that the keyboard part sticks to fridges and other metallic surfaces pretty well.
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2015-07-07
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@ Espoo, Finland
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Originally Posted by mscion
Less fatally, has anyone yet lose harddisk contents due to TOHKBD ?
Hope you don't use a pacemaker!
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2015-07-08
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I do have a question concerning the spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?pli=1#gid=0 .
Finally my order appeared in the left column. Which afaiunderstand the built ones; It's not listed in the right column, which is supposed to show what?
I'm asking because i managed to be quite patient while i couldn't find my order listed, (by just checking the spreadsheet now and then) now i feel the urge to monitor my postbox permanently....
Finally my order appeared in the left column. Which afaiunderstand the built ones; It's not listed in the right column, which is supposed to show what?
I'm asking because i managed to be quite patient while i couldn't find my order listed, (by just checking the spreadsheet now and then) now i feel the urge to monitor my postbox permanently....
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2015-07-08
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#1500
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Originally Posted by sfb
now i feel the urge to monitor my postbox permanently....
Originally Posted by sfb
"updated left column on 3-7"
It's not listed in the right column
hence, the right column is not updated
Originally Posted by sfb
you are not alone. this whole thread has become sort of a support group for people in your situation. you can share your story, cry together, smile together, be together. together we are strong.
now i feel the urge to monitor my postbox permanently....
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