Lastly, there are some pixelation filters that are pretty much useless. The grey one isn't too bad, but I can't imagine when I'd use that.

Overall, it's pretty fun, but not worth the price.

The filters look OK (especially that monochrome one), but the frames are bad: they take up so many of the already-precious pixels.

But at least they're kind of fun, right? Except for the Camera Frame - that's so dumb.

With a resolution of 1440x1080, I think they were going for that "early 2000s nostalgia" look. But I remember those photos as having more saturated colors and a somewhat higher contrast

Here are four photos showing the basic filters:

Soldering is really easy! I suck at it, but it still works

Electronics time! The plan is to take a PS/2-to-USB A and connect that to USB C breakout board. Externally, there's only a USB C port, so the keyboard should look stock from a distance.

This is why I now get all of my political analysis at the gas station.

Someone's lying here. I could understand if these dates were reversed, but this seems wrong.

Started the cleaning process. There are no major scratches and any yellowing appears to be superficial. For right now, dish soap and a magic eraser.

I didn't have the correct sized socket that was long enough to open the case, and I didn't own a key cap puller. 3D Printing to the rescue!

The wrench was modelled in FreeCAD in like 10 minutes, and the key cap puller is from PZI 3D on MakerWorld. Both have held up perfectly so far.

This keyboard is shockingly not too bad on the inside! There's some spilled coffee(?) and one standoff was broken. Also, no sign of any popped plastic rivets!

Dearborn between Huron and Erie

Saw a similar one the other day: a line of beautiful old brick houses with a one story strip mall attached in front.

War Gods (easy game for a kid) and Buck Bumble (for the theme song)

Democrats should be running ads every day from now until November 2028 about how Trump sued to prevent SNAP checks from going out.