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Yes. I did this in December 2022. I added .net to the logo before making t-shirt designs, so people know it's a website not something else. It is on a lot of products in the store.

Sure thing, I am happy to hear you are trialling one now, and didn't really think much about the financial situation or aspect. Much less about you being sole provider in a family. Edit: Sorry I was so pushy that you had to spell it all out for me publicly in big bright letters. I can be dense at times, my fault.

We really need a shirt and I'm fine with the same design that was used on the previously available T-shirt, just printed differently so it holds up better. I assume that was your reasoning as to why it was removed from Etsy; the printing came off or something. I shoulda got one when I had the chance. If you find or found a different printing provider that can do dye-sub or screen printing, and works with Etsy, I really don't see why you need to delay ordering a sample, evaluate it, and put it back on the store. Can't this happen relatively in the background while you focus on "the bigger pieces of the puzzle" as you called it? Aside from that, telling people about EHW and giving them the URL is something I have done for a while. Even with people non tech savvy. For example, my doctor, my psychiatrist, some physical therapists when I was still doing it, and family members. Whether or not they checked the site out at all, I have no idea. But who knows, a lot of people here work in IT, so telling your coworkers and giving them the address is one small way to grow the site.

I just use a french press for my tea, it makes two of these: Cup looks larger than it is. I'm guessing its about 10oz. I drink all grades of tea but in the last few months I've only wanted tea with honey. You can't really put honey into something like sencha. So I haven't really been doing strong greens. I'll for sure check out the flavoring syrup as I'm interested in that. Thanks. Tomorrow I'll try and haul all my tea out and take photos and provide links.

Are those loose-leaf or do they come in sachets? How do you make them, what do you use?

Would love to see your tea. Thanks for the post. I need to get all of my fine teas and set them out on the counter and take a picture of all of them. Maybe do the same thing with my junky sugar flavored coffee too, lol.

Here's my suggestion: @ENTERPRISEI know it's on the back burner for you, but you have multiple t-shirt designs you need to sample and then add to the store. Going into a Microcenter or a Best Buy and possibly other places wearing a shirt with "Extremehw.net" in big letters across your chest is some good real-world (meatspace lol) advertising. Surely someone would notice and possibly check the site out and join.

Looks great but also looks like the instrument of my doom in our little folding war.

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Are you sure the Redragon board you have has MX Blues? How much did you pay for it? The Redragon boards with blue switches generally use Outemu blues, and those are super loud. I know you're not in the hobby as much as I am so maybe you're not aware? No offense. I would take a keycap off the clicky Redragon then use your phone to zoom in on the switch housing on the side facing you, and the manufacturer is generally printed there. The one downside to that K85 is that the keycaps are ABS, not PBT, but they generally are ABS on the cheap Chinese keyboards, too. Recently had a Rosewill K85 as a foldathon prize and Supercrumpet won it, he put a set of PBT pudding caps on it as well as some blue o-rings. It may be softer bottoming out but if you bottom out (particularly with space) with that board, you'll get a loudish metal clang. You might disagree with that though, but when I used one as my daily driver the hollow metal clang was only solved by applying o-rings.

Clicky all the way brother! Yeah MX Browns aren't that great, I've seen a lot of people over the years recommending Gateron Browns instead. If you ever get the spare cash, you should build a custom board, maybe a Keychron, and if you want clicky use Box Jades- they're the loudest and most clicky switch I have.

Fair enough. I'm sorry it didn't meet your expectations and I over hyped it.

Would love to see/hear a comparison video between your MX Blue board and the K85 with Kailh Blues.

The Browns are old but never used. From around 2019. The Yellows, some of them are actually brand new and were pulled from the YUNZII IF98 board I just built in December. The rest are a year old and were pulled from a YUNZII numpad and a Mini Cat 64. None of these have seen any use at all, they were removed immediately and never typed on. Sorry I just have all these in storage and no use for them, if anyone else wants them let me know. Otherwise eventually they'll probably go in the bin.

@Sir Beregond if you saw this previously, I edited it because I realized the GMMK full size I linked was no longer available on Amazon. As for switches, if you're interested in linear quiet switches at all, I have a big ass bag of Gateron yellows I would be willing to send you in the mail for free. Probably at least 150+. I also have Gateron Browns (tactile)that were pulled from my original GMMK v2 full size board, but not quite 104. I think my GMMK has a couple in it, for example on the caps lock key, so if I hit it by accident trying to press tab I instantly know. I could pull those and replace them with some yellows, to send you some Gateron Browns (these are very popular and solid tactile switches that I've heard are better than Cherry Browns and some of the best tactile switches you can get...) The yellows are linear but feel kind of tactile to me. When I first did my Mini Cat for my fiancee I thought they were tactile until I looked them up this year. They are extremely smooth and quiet, throw some red o-rings on your keycaps and they'll be even quieter. Hope this helps. EDIT: try this board maybe? I can vouch for Keychron quality. Should be padded with noise dampening foam inside and lubed stabilizers. Keychron K10 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard WWW.KEYCHRON.COM Keychron K10 Wireless mechanical keyboard has included keycaps for both Windows and macOS, and...

With everything you have you really need to get on hwbot and bench it all.

In bigred EDIT: I fold 24/7 already anyway. Should be able to do 7 days no problem EXCEPT that my wife's 3060 might not be available as she'll be working. I'll run it as much as possible but it will probably need to be shut off while she's working.

Yeah I love my 4090 for f@h and since I only game at 3440x1440p 144Hz (and mostly play Forza Horizon series, a very old MMO, and have a bunch of older games to play through) I wouldn't need the upgrade. Horizon 4 and 5 are extremely well optimized and DX12, my 1080tis in SLI I upgraded from couldn't do 144Hz whereas the 4090 does it at ease with only 70% GPU usage and runs at 45C. I'm drooling over those specs if they turn out to be true but I just don't play enough modern games to justify the purchase... And *ahem* justify the purchase to my fiancee in particular I will probably be hanging on to the 4090 for another 4 years and then get a 6090 or 7090 but if they are priced above $2k USD I might have to look at alternatives or go for a lower tier card. That's my two cents.

Happy New Year!

We used to have a Bunn but with 3 people drinking coffee, it got dirty fast. Damn those things make a pot of coffee quick, I really miss ours. When I was not at home because of... Reasons, Mom went out and got this stupid cheapo Cuisinart machine that I hate. It's so slow even to do an 8 cup pot. My fiancee had no say in it and she's generally not one to complain, but I sure have. Also my parents drank regular Folgers for years when I was a kid. It was probably the first coffee I tried when I was a little kid. Nothing wrong with it and you can get a big container that would last one person a few weeks so it's economical. The green tea in a tea bag I won't endorse though XD

Oh that looks great! I drink Rishi tea mostly but also Cameron's that you can get in a bin in bulk at a grocery store. I have a Rishi Peach Blossom (white tea) as well as Cameron's French Plum (black) and make them both often. https://rishi-tea.com/products/peach-blossom-white-tea?variant=44376703959290

All of that is way over my head. However, it made for an interesting read, and it looks delicious! It's crazy how far you can take it in pursuit of a hobby and passion, and you certainly seem to know a lot and have it figured out. Personally, I prefer cappuccino and sugary coffee, Generally don't go to any coffee shops or anything like that though. Have French Vanilla from a cheap Cuisinart machine that has a single serve maker every morning. Sigh. If I could get what you're making I know it would be so much better. At least I've started drinking Kicking Horse now. When it comes to tea, I do nothing but loose leaf tea in a French Press (it makes enough for appx. 2 10oz cups). I drink all grades of tea. Yeah, that green tea in a bag you can order at any Chinese restaurant isn't the real tea, its a cup of hot water. Tea is similar to coffee grinds in that there's multiple types and each different type requires less or more heat and steeping time. I think I'm the only tea enthusiast here though, lol, so I won't go too far into it. Thanks for the post!

This is amazing man! Nice work and rig!

Here's some more high-quality photos of the Keynovo IF98. You can also get this board in solid white and solid black instead of translucent blue like ours. Blue lighting as it matches it: The top has this: The bottom has this: Sound test:

With my lapped FX-8350 at 1.55v, 5GHz I used a Thermaltake Frio tower heatsink for a while and then got a H100i. It kept it around 45-50c in games. In benching I would see temps up to 70c all core; AMD said at the time that the tjmax for the CPU is 62c but then reneged and said it's fine to run them up to 70c but not for prolonged periods of time. Don't put it under Prime95 at 1.55v 5GHz and it should be ok otherwise for really anything you want to do with it. When I sent it to Luke, it was fully functional and was pulled from my mom's office/light gaming box where it ran stock except for the RAM which was 2400MHz 10-12-12-31. (I still have this RAM if you ever want it). It worked fine. However, in benching for the team cup Luke was putting like 1.7v through it on water so that may have damaged it permanently. But when we had it there were no problems like you've described in this thread. Hope this helps.