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   Andy Burns  writes:   
      
   > Well, yesterday I spilled half a pint of water* into my keyboard, so I   
   > had to disassemble the Durgod (which was a real bastard involving half   
   > a dozen lolly sticks and four credit cards) to dry it out.   
   >   
   > Before re-assembling it, I decided to risk flashing QMK, I have to say   
   > it was one of the least friendly flashing processes of any device I've   
   > ever done, but I got there in the end, without bricking it.   
      
   Interesting. How do you like your Durgod? I've been thinking about   
   getting a keyboard with QMK firmware. I've only learned of its existence   
   recently and played with it on an 8-key mini keyboard. I'm interested in   
   having some macros in the keyboard in a convenient way. My current   
   fnatic one requires macros to be typed in.   
      
   I managed to put in some self-defined macros in that mini-keyboard but   
   those went right into the firmware. So just curious, do you have macros   
   in your Durgod with QMK? The kind you can just easily copy-paste in and   
   just as easily remove when not needed any longer?   
      
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