When it comes to custom keyboards, RGB is almost never a selling point and won’t raise the price.
When it comes to custom keyboards, RGB is almost never a selling point and won’t raise the price.
Are you telling me you don’t like reading lines like:
if !is_expired: refresh()
It reads super well
Never try to reason with a fanboy. Their brain has rotten beyond comprehension.
That’s a shame. If you want a really solid board without going down the custom rabbit hole, I will always recommend Keychron. Their V series boards are really good for the price.
That definitely sounds like a PCB issue then. I’d say desolder those two switches and maybe one or two others just to check and try shorting the sockets on the PCB. If you still don’t get a signal and the switches definitely work then you’ll have to replace the PCB.
I’m not sure what Ducky is like with warranty or sending replacement parts but that seems like your only option apart from getting a new board.
Keychron has been my go to recommendation for people who want a keyboard without going custom.
There’s a thin line between courage and stupidity
If a block of code needs a comment, then you can easily move that block into a function and summarise the comment into a name for that function. If you can not easily move a block of code into a function, then you may need to rethink your design.
This isn’t always true of course, but it’s a good mindset to have.