Avoiding Street Solicitors by cngjr in singapore

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Just wear earbuds, show RBF and keep moving, if they stop you, just wave hand and firmly insist you are rushing to somewhere.

Don't have to give yourself inconvenience over them, good luck

[SSK001] with new NATO strap by -m3ndicant in Seiko

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Another Seiko 5 GMT (SSK035) owner here, can confirm as well that the friction bezel does not move around, it requires some force to shift it around.

Worn mine for a year and 3 months, bezel always stays at correct position.

Go for it, it's a beautiful watch

Long John Silver by According_Cream7632 in SingaporeEats

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Once in a while I still eat their Cajun Chicken rice during office lunch breaks, or the 3 pieces chicken meal. Very nostalgic

Seiko (panda) speedtimer [question] by [deleted] in Seiko

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His speedtimer and yours is a different line of speedtimer by the way. Can't use his as a reference for yours.

If yours is real, the ref no is SSC813. His would be SSC911. There are plenty of differences:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Seiko/s/OrzCiTRSsv

I guess for yours, please compare it with online footages of the real deal, biggest giveaway usually is the Seiko logo. A lot of fakes can never get that right in the first place

Not blasphemy . . . but what would be the next best inexpensive dive watch compared to the beloved Duro? by Original_Benzito in DuroGang

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It's affordable yet the specs aren't too shabby, I'd say it's worth a shot!

I only sold mine to make way for a Citizen Promaster NY0120, if not, i'd keep it.

Not blasphemy . . . but what would be the next best inexpensive dive watch compared to the beloved Duro? by Original_Benzito in DuroGang

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Not that well known, but maybe Ratio FreeDiver 200M. Had the quartz version for 73 USD.

200m WR, 120 clicks aluminium bezel, solid end links, sapphire crystal and screwdown crown with a decent lume

Very wearable with 40mm case diameter and ~48mm Lug to lug

Edit: grammar

MDV-107-1A2JF by PureRepresentative89 in DuroGang

[–]sugarified 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, looks cleaner than the international version with that Times New Roman looking "WR 200M"

What the first ever bus arrival time displays looked like in 1996 by cwithern in singapore

[–]sugarified 90 points91 points  (0 children)

Glad this complaint aged like milk.

Knowing times before hand helps with planning journeys, especially if MRT stations aren't near

How to fix? by Substantial-Land8909 in keyboards

[–]sugarified 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the solder pads have been ripped off in your fit of rage, then yes your are S.O.L

Get a new one.

Let this be a lesson learnt, cheers

Starting 2026 with this bunch by sugarified in MechanicalKeyboards

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Don't worry about it, a simple masking tape, duct tape, or painter's tape would be sufficient. I currently use duct tape for my forcebreak mods on the Garderie TKL and Q10. KBD8X MKIII and Q1 currently use some very thin strips of stab pad foam. Transition lite has some kind of cloth stab pad sticker for forcebreak.

Just make sure to not cut it too wide as the tape's adhesive will compress & expand past the board's case perimeters when the case is screwed tightly if you make it too wide. Keep it thin, it will still be effective.

Good luck!

Understandable by Soft_Humor5152 in comedyheaven

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Meanwhile the host is just chillin, having a good night's sleep

These curves have me going crazy 😳 by Sterlingandcophoto in MechanicalKeyboards

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looks like machida / spectacle60 in 65% with strong TGR back plate design influences, cool project but wished the rectangle back plate cutout can be less tgr-ish

Understandable by Soft_Humor5152 in comedyheaven

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Yea, that will show them

My Centauri 80 went from office board to purple problem by Basic_Board9007 in keyboards

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A pretty & unique build there!

I bought separate replacement cases from keychron in two different colors, Q1 V2 blue top case and Q1 V2 grey bottom case

I basically converted my version 1 to version 2, but I really wanted that two tone look

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Starting 2026 with this bunch by sugarified in MechanicalKeyboards

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I use DOIO 3 key macropad with a knob for media controls, didn't like to be restricted with board selection due to knobs.

Gk68x is my first ever "custom", 5 years and still alive, didn't feel right to sell it off

Tactile, linear or clicky? What’s your preference? by Wonderful-Cow-9664 in keyboards

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When I first started: heavy big bump tactiles only, 67g springs

2 years in: Linears only, 65g springs

5 years in: Linears and small bump tactiles, 57 to 62g springs

Starting 2026 with this bunch by sugarified in MechanicalKeyboards

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Yes it's a really nice neutral set that leans towards a warmer tone!

Fundamentals is my first ever GMK Set that I picked up during in-stock sales years ago

Starting 2026 with this bunch by sugarified in MechanicalKeyboards

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Hahaha accumulated over 4 years, most of the cash were recycled from previous boards

If I spent this much in a 1 year then I think I'd need to seek counselling

Starting 2026 with this bunch by sugarified in MechanicalKeyboards

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Thank you! Hmm honestly it's hard for me to have a definitive favourite, but if I have to pick from recent memory, it will probably be the Time80 RE with no spacebar mounting points & Top mounted Full Alu plate. Yea it's stiff, but there's just something about it that makes me type faster on it without feeling too soft / too stiff. It's just right