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It was a matter of many months, although not 100% all the time on it. I started with trying different designs for a single "down" key mechanism, then just kept broadening the scope…

I'm honestly not convinced it's actually copper filled. The listing says it is, but its density says otherwise. Regardless, it was the most opaque thing I had on hand, so.. :) Ther…

Yeah, it's in the works :) The vinyl cut thing was super useful during the prototype stage, while things were still in flux, and the much shorter turnaround time was advantageous. …

You get a gold star :D

I guess it's a personality thing. I actually love that whole experience - both when I switched to dvorak on a normal keyboard, and then again when I switched to a datahand. I love …

I still have a G1 around somewhere rocking JFMod v1.51! :D

Thanks! :) It does technically require chording, but honestly not much more than a normal keyboard. Just a few extra "shift" keys, more or less. And normal textual input is pretty …

I actually prefer number entry on the datahand. They're such a reach from home position on a normal keyboard, but they're just as easy to hit as anything else, with a datahand-like…

[4] That's me! :) It is quite comfortable to type on. And it's actually great for mouse+kb gaming too. I have 20 keys right at my fingertips, and I typically map all 3 modifiers to…

Yeah, most of the heavily used keys are mapped to north, south and down. There are a few letters mapped to side keys, but they're mostly on the first two fingers. The first finger …

I also recently posted a typing video on the lalboard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMhOIgrdeE0

The smali code that is generated is in fact reassembleable. The smali format is meant to be as close to a 1-to-1 mapping for the dex file as possible. Disassembling and then immedi…

The actual disassembly is done by smali, which the source code is in fact available for at http://smali.googlecode.com .