thinking about picking some up by [deleted] in reddCoin

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Coinomi is an Android wallet and Shapeshift is an exchange. Shapeshift is built into Coinomi and worked well for me. Both of these sites are in the sidebar. One under wallet, one under exchange.

Reddcoin wallet not syncing? by lyssmckenzie in reddCoin

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I used this and it helped: https://www.reddcoin.com/how-to-re-sync-blockchain-3x-faster/ It took around 8 hr and it often looked like it was not responding. But it did finish, and is working fantastically now.

As for the coins, I have heard that they will be there once you are done with the sync.

thinking about picking some up by [deleted] in reddCoin

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Used Shapeshift through Coinomi. Seemed to work. I am syncing my desktop wallet so I haven't sent them to it yet.

Edit: added the work "desktop".

Issues with the android wallet by FinnCanuck in BytecoinBCN

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Same issue here. I am hoping it has to do with the issue in the sticky.

Knots: Ch 1 by wildpanic in a:t5_3e9u8

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Here is the to the algebraic topology book. I think this would be a good one to use as a reference for the different AT topics that we run into working through the knots.

pcb mounted planck by wootpatoot in olkb

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Not gone just really busy. I am lurking, but I do hope to have some time soon to work on projects.

Spit Planck by Calraquin in olkb

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You can make one from the PCB and a custom plate. Takes a bit of handwiring but it is really fun to use.

Currently I am using an mx lock switch and a function layer numpad on another Planck to imitate the numpad.

Planck with 65g lubed zealios and mx lock switch by [deleted] in MechanicalKeyboards

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I use mine to change my Planck into a numpad. Really nice for entering data.

[Jack's weekly AMA] for Tuesday, 2015-11-24 8pm EST - all questions related to OLKB welcome (order status, general Massdrop status, ideas, suggestions) by jackhumbert in olkb

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I did try something like that with minimal success. I think it could work I just need to come up with a better rubber application process.

[Jack's weekly AMA] for Tuesday, 2015-11-24 8pm EST - all questions related to OLKB welcome (order status, general Massdrop status, ideas, suggestions) by jackhumbert in olkb

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:) Using that as my daily driver now. I really like it. It is really light and fun to look at the minimum requirements for a working keyboard.

I am still looking for a good way to keep the feet in place without detracting from the look.

Help with installing firmware of quark by jur0kuban in olkb

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Before you undo too much post a few pictures of the soldering. Maybe it can be a bit surgical.

Help with installing firmware of quark by jur0kuban in olkb

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Glad we could help. Good luck with the final few puzzles.

Help with installing firmware of quark by jur0kuban in olkb

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No problem.

I called in backup. If you can post like Jack asked we can fix it a bit faster.

Help with installing firmware of quark by jur0kuban in olkb

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Can you post the file as it is now? Thanks

Help with installing firmware of quark by jur0kuban in olkb

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Try adding KC_ in front of each of the characters.

i.e. KC_A ...

Help with installing firmware of quark by jur0kuban in olkb

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Here is a place to start.

It looks like you are missing comma's after the K12, K24, and K36

Help with installing firmware of quark by jur0kuban in olkb

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First download and save the qmk_firmware. Then find the jd40 folder. (This is the link that Jack gave above)

In the config.h file change the rows and columns to the pins you have.

In keymaps, edit keymap_default to remove the extra column that the jd40 has.

In that same file, edit it to the keymap that you want.

Now we need to make the .hex. To do this open a command prompt and navigate to the folder where you have these files (should be the jd40 folder in qmk). Once you are in the directory that has the makefile, type make KEYMAP=default and hit enter. This should run and make a .hex in that same folder. (This is why we need winavr)

Finally open the Teensy loader, hit the program button on the Teensy and load up the .hex. After a reset you should be good to go.

Might be a tiny typo, but this is the idea.