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Here's a nice how-to on building a binary keyboard from an existing keyboard. The only thing they forgot to mention is how much time you'll waste or pain you'll endure trying to type an email with it.
How to make a binary keyboard - [Link]
Binary keyboard gives you RSI even faster
Posted by Jonah Brucker-Cohen |
Oct 2, 2007 12:45 PM
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Binary keying do it right and you can manage 40 wpm without RSI!
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I don't understand why a binary keyboard would need two buttons. Isn't this really a trinary keyboard?
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gadgetlust -
you need 2 buttons for a binary keyboard due to the fact that you need to actually input 2 separate characters... the 1 and the 0...
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If you had such perfect rhythm you could maintain a consistent baud rate, you would only need one button.. :-)
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One button: Morse Code
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That was not very helpful.
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How thick you have a ones and zeros on your normal keyboard whats teh point in destroying perfectly good keyboard?
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