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  • [GR3ML1N] — A compact, handheld cyberdeck built for chaos

    2026-04-20

    I've built a few cyberdecks over the years. Pelican case jobs, mostly — the kind that look great on a desk but are a pain to actually use in the wild. Too bulky, awkward power setups, not really something you'd pull out in a coffee shop without feeling like you're assembling a field operations kit. I kept building mechanical keyboards for a while after that, but eventually I'd scratched that itch enough times that I needed a new challenge.

  • How to Build the Arc Surfer

    2026-04-12

    A build guide for the Arc Surfer — a one-handed mechanical gaming keyboard with a grungy, post-apocalyptic paint job inspired by the video game Arc Raiders.

  • Building a DIY Smart Speaker

    2026-03-09

    A work-in-progress guide to building a fully local DIY smart speaker using the Satellite One ESP32-based PCB, custom 3D-printed enclosure, and Dayton Audio drivers — a privacy-respecting alternative to Amazon Echo.

  • How to add Euro (€) and Pound (£) Signs to your KMK keyboard

    2025-06-06

    A quick guide to adding Euro and British Pound currency symbols to a KMK-based mechanical keyboard using Windows Alt-code macros, without changing your keyboard layout.

  • AI Powered Greeting Cards 2d Printed on a Prusa Mini 3d Printer

    2024-12-10

    A step-by-step walkthrough of turning a Prusa Mini 3D printer into a 2D pen plotter and using ChatGPT to generate custom SVG artwork for personalised greeting cards.

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