PC building is an interesting thing. You have those that build out of necessity, those that prefer the safety net of a prebuilt, those that build for profit, those that build for fun every few years, and then you have hobbyists. Hobbyists branch off in all directions. Some build rather

An examination of the System 76 Launch from a custom keyboard enthusiast's perspective.

It was 2AM, I got up to use the bathroom, then glanced at my phone. Congrats! You can now purchase a Vulcan x KBDfans MAJA Mechanical keyboard DIY KIT. Why did I sign up for the MAJA waiting list in the first place? Not entirely sure, but I blazed through

A few years ago, I decided to phase out 15-inch class laptops. Something about the ease of transporting a 13 or 14in laptop made me never look back. I always have access to powerful desktops whether directly or remotely, so I do not feel the need to make my laptops

What happens when you become obsessed with custom loops and everything in the house has a water block on it? Yeah… I got overzealous and needed to take a step back. Water is nice but having something on air just in case is important as well. - Ryzen 9 5950X/6900 XT/Asus Pro WS X570-ACE

A few—okay, more than a few—of my thoughts on editing, my process, and why I love photography in general. I wanted to take a lot of the things I have been asked over the years and compile them into one place. This way, if someone really wants to

Ok, Den is a seasoned keyboard enthusiast now. Where do we go from here? Back to the beginning – Store bought rubber domes I know, I know. You are scratching your head right now. Den, you just spent 2700 words telling me how wonderful custom keyboards are. What are you doing

It was probably the second time I threw a $50 Logitech keyboard at the wall that I wondered if there was a better way. Typing was always a mindless task that I never stopped to improve. I just kept going through keyboards. I stopped at Micro Center one day to

Leopold seems to have primarily focused on the typing experience of this board, and let that do the talking. But will that be enough to warrant the asking price?

The FH5 is a 2018 in-ear monitor flagship made by FiiO, and have a hefty pricetag of $250. As a person whose best piece of audio equipment before acquiring these in-ear monitors was Audio-Technica's ATH M50x, I expected big things such as a wider soundstage, wider frequency response range, enhanced

Reusing a ThinkPad chassis & monitor to build a portable Raspberry Pi.

The goal here is perfection – assembling the best keyboard that'll satisfy my petty and stupidly specific desires.