Looks like it was effective - it's never caught fire ;-) !
Extremely! 100% effective so far.
LOL! But oh my goodness, I think @Durosity has lots of Mac Plusses, the whole house could ignite any year now ;-) !
I see what you mean and c'ést tres cool! At UEA in the late 80s we certainly started off with similar Mac 512kB keyboards, i.e. without the numeric keypad nor cursor keys. It's a bit odd to see special accented characters when it's possible to get accents with option+e/`/u/i/o, vowel and I never realised that French AZERTY keyboards also had 'M' on the 3rd row. It also look like you have a control key when my Plus keyboard doesn't have that. PS. I'm using the PI 5 right now, so accented chars are a challenge AFAIK. No, I've found it: right-Alt+;, vowel gives acute accent. right-Alt+j, vowel gives grave; right-Alt+:, vowel gives umlaut; right-alt+apostrophe, vowel gives hat; right-alt+shift apostrophe gives upside-down hat; right-Alt+=, letter gives çedilla.Different plastic for the space bar indeed. Usually the plastic is the same as the enclosure. ADB Keyboards also do this
Mine for reference:
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It's OK, he lives so far north it probably never gets warm or dry enough for anything to be a fire hazard.
I think they've run out of coal in Newcastle too, he's safe!
Given the current cost of heating, burning down the house could be the most economical way to keep warm this winter
It's not so much that, as that the spacebar is ABS, whereas the other keys are likely PBT or something similar. PBT doesn't oxidize the same way ABS does. PBT is difficult to mold into oblong shapes without warping, thus ABS is frequently used for spacebars.
