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#FarmingtonMaine Stand-Out
Tuesday, May 28, 2024
5:00 PM 6:00 PM
Post Office
196 Main Street
Farmington, ME, 04938
United States#GazaSolidarity #Gaza #Rafah #CoalitionForPalestineMaine #MaineVoicesForPeace #PaxChristiMaine #PeaceActionMaine #Maine #FreePalestine #CeasefireNow
#Palestine #MaineVoicesForPalestinianRights #JewishVoiceForPeaceMaine #MaineStudentsForPalestine -
#FarmingtonMaine Stand-Out
Tuesday, May 28, 2024
5:00 PM 6:00 PM
Post Office
196 Main Street
Farmington, ME, 04938
United States#GazaSolidarity #Gaza #Rafah #CoalitionForPalestineMaine #MaineVoicesForPeace #PaxChristiMaine #PeaceActionMaine #Maine #FreePalestine #CeasefireNow
#Palestine #MaineVoicesForPalestinianRights #JewishVoiceForPeaceMaine #MaineStudentsForPalestine -
#FarmingtonMaine Stand-Out
Tuesday, May 28, 2024
5:00 PM 6:00 PM
Post Office
196 Main Street
Farmington, ME, 04938
United States#GazaSolidarity #Gaza #Rafah #CoalitionForPalestineMaine #MaineVoicesForPeace #PaxChristiMaine #PeaceActionMaine #Maine #FreePalestine #CeasefireNow
#Palestine #MaineVoicesForPalestinianRights #JewishVoiceForPeaceMaine #MaineStudentsForPalestine -
Suomalainen pelistudio Tree Men Games on julkaissut suositun autopakopelinsä, PAKO 3:n, nyt myös Steam-pelipalvelussa. Peli tunnetaan takaa-ajomekaniikastaan, joka tarjoaa pelaajille mahdollisuuden toimia pakoauton kuljettajana erilaisissa pelitilanteissa.
PAKO 3 säilyttää alkuperäisen pelin yksinkertaisen ohjattavuuden, mutta laajentaa pelimaailmaa tarjoamalla yli 30 uutta tasoa ja lukuisia autoja, joita pelaajat voivat avata ja muokata. Pelissä on neljä erilaista pelitilaa: Getaway Driver, Racing, Survival ja Zones, jotka tarjoavat monipuolisia haasteita.
Peliin sisältyy myös bonuskohteita, jotka tukevat pelaajan etenemistä pelimaailmassa. Lisäksi PAKO 3:n ääniraita, jonka on tuottanut DKSTR, täydentää pelin tunnelmaa synteettisillä biiteillä.
Tree Men Games tarjoaa peliä alennettuun hintaan 3,39 euroa Steamissa 2. toukokuuta asti, joten kiinnostuneet pelaajat voivat hyödyntää tämän johdantotarjouksen.
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PAKO 3 Steamissa:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2915280/PAKO_3/https://suomigamehub.com/uutiset/pako-3-nyt-steamissa-yli-30-tasoa-ja-lukuisia-autoja/
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Helsinkiläisen Tree Men Gamesin alunperin mobiilille kehittämä PAKO 3 on tulossa Steam-alustalle, tarjoten pelaajille neljä erilaista pelitilaa: pakoautonkuljettaja, kilpa-ajo, selviytyminen ja alueet.
PAKO 3, joka jatkaa suositun autonjahtipelisarjan perinnettä, tarjoaa pelaajille valtavan määrän tasoja ja autoja avattavaksi. Pelaajat voivat ryhtyä pakoauton kuljettajaksi kuljettaakseen rikostoverinsa turvaan, väistellä poliiseja selviytymistasoilla tai kaahata kilpaa ajan kanssa kilpa-ajotasolla.
Pelin ominaisuuksiin kuuluu neljä pelitilaa, joissa jokaisessa on omat ainutlaatuiset haasteensa ja tavoitteensa. Lisäksi pelissä on yli 30 tasoa ja autoa, joita pelaajat voivat avata ja mukauttaa mielensä mukaan. Auton voi myös maalata pelaajan valitsemalla värillä, mikä lisää yksilöllisyyttä ja omistajuuden tunnetta.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdefTOk6gPA
PAKO 3:n pelikokemusta täydentää sen sykähdyttävä synthwave-musiikkiraita, jonka on tuottanut DKSTR.
Bonuskohteiden kerääminen tasojen aikana tarjoaa pelaajille lisäapua ja tekee pelistä entistä mielenkiintoisemman. PAKO 3:n yksinkertainen, mutta haastava pelattavuus takaa, että pelaajat palaavat yhä uudelleen nauttimaan sen tarjoamasta jännityksestä ja viihteestä.
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Lisää peli toivelistalle Steamissa:
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@tanyakaroli jeg håber der er in-ear problemer, men Aura må sunget mange gange med dem. Måske det mix de får i ørene ikke hjælper tværtimod.
F eks. Saba det er helt skævt sammenlignet med da hun sang alene med et klaver i en optakt. Og hendes søster er nok DKs bedste pop/musical sanger pt.
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@markusreuter Interessant hierzu auch die Stellungnahme des #Kinderschutzbund vom März:
"In particular, scanning encrypted private communications in messenger services (such as WhatsApp or Signal) or emails without any reasonable cause is neither proportionate nor effective."#Bürgerrechte sind halt die Rechte von morgen für die Kinder von heute.
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CW: 📰 Grønlandske kvinder fortæller, at de i nyere tid har fået opsat prævention uden samtykke: »I dag har jeg svært ved at stole på læger«
> [Information] kan nu bringe historierne om Emma Kuko og to andre kvinder, som også fortæller, at de fik prævention uden samtykke i henholdsvis 2004, 2010 og 2013, da de var 16 år gamle, og alle tre i forbindelse med provokerede aborter, hvor de lå i narkose.
Læs de skrækkelige fortællinger:
🎁 https://www.information.dk/moti/2023/09/groenlandske-kvinder-fortaeller-nyere-tid-faaet-opsat-praevention-uden-samtykke-dag-svaert-ved-stole-paa-laeger?kupon=eyJpYXQiOjE2OTUzNjI0OTMsInN1YiI6IjE3NDE4MTo4MDIxNzMifQ.HRd9qK_UudgFbGO7SwN8BQ (gavelink: artiklen kan læses uden abonnement)
/cc [ #abort | #DKpol | #DKsund | #Grønland 🇬🇱 #KalaallitNunaat | #kolonialstruktur | #kolonistyre | #overgreb | #prævention | #Spiralkampagnen | #spiraloplægning | #spiralsag | #sundhedsvæsen | #svangerskabsforebyggelse ] -
#Toubab – ein wunderbarer Film in der #Mediathek:
https://www.zdf.de/filme/das-kleine-fernsehspiel/toubab-102.html
Tragisch, lustig, systemkritisch und nie kitschig!
#Rassismus #Abschiebung #Solidarität #ACAB #DasKleineFernsehspiel
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SEEKING union screen actors (especially background!) who need personal strike funds NOW. I've found 2. Looking for more. Know anyone?
#StrikeFunds #SAGAFTRAstrike #actorslife #SAGAFTRAstrong #ActorsStrike #FinancialNeed #labor #cause
Complete quick form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ikR2GDKslrmrdsTjuMovSfkA6TYBgR4aN3nnIjztfac/edit -
Mal meine Schichten angucken 👀🧐
QT SBahn_Stuttgart: ⚠️🚧 #Drandenken heute Abend ab ca. 21 Uhr geht es los 🚧
#S2 & #S3 verkehren halbstündlich und nicht zwischen #BadCannstatt und #Waiblingen. #Ersatzverkehre mit 4 Buslinien.
#S4 wird zwischen #Marbach und #Backnang durch Busse ersetzt.
▶️http://s-bahn-stuttgart.de/dks
#DKS @\bwegtBW
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Diese Woche diskutieren wir gemeinsam mit Kolleg*innen aus #Filmwissenschaft, #GLAM und #NFDI4Culture über die Gestaltung eines kontrollierten Vokabulars für (historische) Filmberufe.
Aus Sicht der feministischen Filmgeschichtsschreibung ist die Vielfalt der Tätigkeiten, die Frauen in der frühen Filmindustrie ausübten, ein wichtiger Forschungsaspekt. Wie kann diese Komplexität in Standardisierungsprozessen erhalten bleiben?
Tätigkeiten im Women Film Pioneers Explorer: https://uni-marburg.de/dKsp5a
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I've already mentioned the Dead Kennedys as one of my favorite bands, due to their politics and music. Another, and for the same reasons, is #Crass. I don't know them nearly as well as I do the DKs; I've only got one best of double CD set in my collection though I did skip through more of their catalog when I was a DJ. This one has always been one of my favorites...
Reality Asylum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kP-8q0Bd0v8#Punk #ListeningNow #AlternativeMusic #JesusDiedForHisOwnSins #MusicalOffering
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Min forsinkede men velmente #Introduktion – nu på dansk. Så kører vi:
Jeg er en ’40-ish #itkonsulent og tech entusiast fra #Danmark. Det begyndte alt sammen med en Commodore 64 i start-90’erne. Jeg kan lide Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, Knight Rider, AirWolf og The A-Team … nåja, og The Stand af Stephen King.
Jeg bor i en lille landsby med min kone, vores datter og vores Schæfer.
Jeg er IT konsulent og arbejder med #Informationssikkerhed, #OSINT, #ITIL og #Kvantitativ Risikostyring i https://www.aci.dk.
Jeg synes at værktøjer, processer og metodologier til personlig produktivitet er interessante. Jeg har været en ivrig udøver af #GTD i mange år og har haft det sjovt med at teste en masse forskellige værktøjer. Jeg (prøver) at praktisere #InboxZero og bruger for tiden #Todoist, #BrainToss, #Obsidian, #Outlook, og #OneNote.
Jeg arbejder ikke I direkte med IT-teknik mere selvom jeg synes det også er spændende. Jeg kan lide at udforske ting i mit #HomeLab som fx #netværk, #Ubiquiti, #Proxmox, #HomeAssistant, #Pihole, #Github, #Linux #Jekyll, #Ansible og masser af andre sjove projekter. #Keeplearning.
Jeg kan lide både dansk og engelsk sprog; tale, skrive og grammatik. Desværre stinker jeg til tegnsætning.
Jeg kan godt lide at skrive med en god #fyldepen på papir af høj kvalitet. Det er en rar følelse. At skrive noter hjælper mig efter at have overlevet et #stroke – to blodpropper i hjernen – i 2021. Det resulterede at jeg har #WallenbergSyndrom. Jeg mærker det mest ved, at jeg bliver træt lidt før end tidligere. At planlægge min dag og tage en morfar til middag er nødvendigt 👍 😴
Spørg mig om alt muligt – jeg elsker at diskutere, dele og lære!
For en god ordens skyld: Mine meninger og ytringer er mine egne.
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You remember what happened before Diwali?
Text: I thank @narendramodi for his initiative to honour and empower women this Diwali. Acknowledgement motivates us to work harder and make India proud. #bharatkilaxmi.Now read this one.
ED 'copy-pastes' Chidambaram petition in plea against DK Shivakumar
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#QBengaluru | SC verdict on disqualified MLAs today; #BJP on edge. This, and more.
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Devil’s Kitchen
Something evil may be cooking up in places given the name of the “Devil’s Kitchen”. In this piece, I examine some of the most famous locations that have earned this unpleasant name. It sounds like someplace you don’t want to end up but in reality, the various “DKs” are geologically interesting and fascinating places.
There are three places in Utah called Devil’s Kitchen. One in Millard County is a volcanic formation named for the unusual sound that the rocks made when wagons crossed it – “like tapping on a drumhead or on the flat tin roof of the devil’s kitchen”. Some of the boulders along the Devil’s Kitchen fault scarp here contain petroglyphs. The Devil’s Pocket trail in the Canyonlands National Park near Moab “is a little like walking down a long, wide racetrack, with parallel walls of sandstone that rise along either side like bleachers for the imaginary spectators”. This leads to another “kitchen” featuring a quite place of rounded blobs and tall spires of banded rock. But the most popular DK in UT is the scenic sculpted rock landscape with pillars of red sandstone along the Nebo Scenic Loop in the Uinta State Forest. Consisting of a red, iron-rich conglomerate, the outlook is accessible to wheelchairs, strollers, and kids.
The red hoodoos formed by erosion, can look like fantastic figures. (Utah Geo Survey)The Devil’s Kitchen in Sedona, Arizona is a vertical sinkhole that appeared in the early 1880s due to a sudden collapse of the rock cave roof. It expanded with another collapse in 1989. The area is considered unstable. The limestone weathered deep under the surface and is not obvious through the overlying sandstone. More unstable hidden areas may exist in the area.
Five miles east of Greybull, Wyoming, is a dry and barren badlands landscape. It’s “bad land” as plants don’t grow. The land is steep slopes and ravines, with colorful spires of rock. The Devil’s Kitchen here is an asymmetric anticline. The Geology of Wyoming site says “Devil’s Kitchen was originally known by the less dramatic name of Shell Dome, but tourist attractions need a name that is hot and spicy.” Oil wells drilled here came up empty but you may find dinosaur gizzard stones called gastroliths among the colorful layers.
It’s not clear how the Devil’s Kitchen of Burlington, Connecticut got its name. But one blogger thinks it derived from either the treacherous steep walls or the abundance of biting insects.
The Devil’s Kitchen Lake in Illinois is one of the deepest lakes in the state – up to 90 feet – formed from glacial downstream effects. Swimming is dangerous (and banned) because of the cold deep water and various tree stumps that remain under the water. The Natives believed the lake had a sinister nature.
At Mackinac Island, Michigan, a small shallow cave called Devil’s Kitchen was formed in breccia limestone. The cave formed during the Nipissing post-glacial period by the waves of Lake Huron. It consists of two hollows on top of each other, resembling a face with a giant maw. Local legends say that the Natives considered the cave inhabited by evil cannibalistic spirits with soot on the outside marking the cooking fires – hence the name, ‘Devil’s Kitchen.’
…for in this cave lived the Red Geebis, who were cannibal giants. The Geebis were known to roast and eat humans inside this cave. [Source]
But it’s not clear if these tales are genuine lore or made up much later. The cave is currently on dry land.
Devil’s Kitchen cave, Michigan (Wikimedia Commons)The most appropriately hot and steamy site called Devil’s Kitchen is within the Lassen volcanic area in a place that resembles hell – with steaming fumeroles, boiling pools, bubbling mudpots and sulphur deposits. Red algae growing in the nutrient-rich waters may look ominous. This is a geothermal area where acidic hot springs have eaten away the rock to form pits. The site gets its name from the sounds and smells of various things “cooking” in the earth, including you, if you take a bad step. A visitor was badly burned in 2010. An even larger thermal area in the park is called Bumpass Hell named after the poor soul who burned his leg so badly there in the 1860s.
An aerial view of the Devils Kitchen hydrothermal area from atop a nearby mountain. (US National Park Service)#Arizona #badlands #DevilPlaces #geothermal #Illinois #LassenVolcanicArea #Michigan #Utah #Wyoming
https://sharonahill.com/?p=781
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Devil’s Kitchen
Something evil may be cooking up in places given the name of the “Devil’s Kitchen”. In this piece, I examine some of the most famous locations that have earned this unpleasant name. It sounds like someplace you don’t want to end up but in reality, the various “DKs” are geologically interesting and fascinating places.
There are three places in Utah called Devil’s Kitchen. One in Millard County is a volcanic formation named for the unusual sound that the rocks made when wagons crossed it – “like tapping on a drumhead or on the flat tin roof of the devil’s kitchen”. Some of the boulders along the Devil’s Kitchen fault scarp here contain petroglyphs. The Devil’s Pocket trail in the Canyonlands National Park near Moab “is a little like walking down a long, wide racetrack, with parallel walls of sandstone that rise along either side like bleachers for the imaginary spectators”. This leads to another “kitchen” featuring a quite place of rounded blobs and tall spires of banded rock. But the most popular DK in UT is the scenic sculpted rock landscape with pillars of red sandstone along the Nebo Scenic Loop in the Uinta State Forest. Consisting of a red, iron-rich conglomerate, the outlook is accessible to wheelchairs, strollers, and kids.
The red hoodoos formed by erosion, can look like fantastic figures. (Utah Geo Survey)The Devil’s Kitchen in Sedona, Arizona is a vertical sinkhole that appeared in the early 1880s due to a sudden collapse of the rock cave roof. It expanded with another collapse in 1989. The area is considered unstable. The limestone weathered deep under the surface and is not obvious through the overlying sandstone. More unstable hidden areas may exist in the area.
Five miles east of Greybull, Wyoming, is a dry and barren badlands landscape. It’s “bad land” as plants don’t grow. The land is steep slopes and ravines, with colorful spires of rock. The Devil’s Kitchen here is an asymmetric anticline. The Geology of Wyoming site says “Devil’s Kitchen was originally known by the less dramatic name of Shell Dome, but tourist attractions need a name that is hot and spicy.” Oil wells drilled here came up empty but you may find dinosaur gizzard stones called gastroliths among the colorful layers.
It’s not clear how the Devil’s Kitchen of Burlington, Connecticut got its name. But one blogger thinks it derived from either the treacherous steep walls or the abundance of biting insects.
The Devil’s Kitchen Lake in Illinois is one of the deepest lakes in the state – up to 90 feet – formed from glacial downstream effects. Swimming is dangerous (and banned) because of the cold deep water and various tree stumps that remain under the water. The Natives believed the lake had a sinister nature.
At Mackinac Island, Michigan, a small shallow cave called Devil’s Kitchen was formed in breccia limestone. The cave formed during the Nipissing post-glacial period by the waves of Lake Huron. It consists of two hollows on top of each other, resembling a face with a giant maw. Local legends say that the Natives considered the cave inhabited by evil cannibalistic spirits with soot on the outside marking the cooking fires – hence the name, ‘Devil’s Kitchen.’
…for in this cave lived the Red Geebis, who were cannibal giants. The Geebis were known to roast and eat humans inside this cave. [Source]
But it’s not clear if these tales are genuine lore or made up much later. The cave is currently on dry land.
Devil’s Kitchen cave, Michigan (Wikimedia Commons)The most appropriately hot and steamy site called Devil’s Kitchen is within the Lassen volcanic area in a place that resembles hell – with steaming fumeroles, boiling pools, bubbling mudpots and sulphur deposits. Red algae growing in the nutrient-rich waters may look ominous. This is a geothermal area where acidic hot springs have eaten away the rock to form pits. The site gets its name from the sounds and smells of various things “cooking” in the earth, including you, if you take a bad step. A visitor was badly burned in 2010. An even larger thermal area in the park is called Bumpass Hell named after the poor soul who burned his leg so badly there in the 1860s.
An aerial view of the Devils Kitchen hydrothermal area from atop a nearby mountain. (US National Park Service)#Arizona #badlands #DevilPlaces #geothermal #Illinois #LassenVolcanicArea #Michigan #Utah #Wyoming
https://sharonahill.com/?p=781
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Devil’s Kitchen
Something evil may be cooking up in places given the name of the “Devil’s Kitchen”. In this piece, I examine some of the most famous locations that have earned this unpleasant name. It sounds like someplace you don’t want to end up but in reality, the various “DKs” are geologically interesting and fascinating places.
There are three places in Utah called Devil’s Kitchen. One in Millard County is a volcanic formation named for the unusual sound that the rocks made when wagons crossed it – “like tapping on a drumhead or on the flat tin roof of the devil’s kitchen”. Some of the boulders along the Devil’s Kitchen fault scarp here contain petroglyphs. The Devil’s Pocket trail in the Canyonlands National Park near Moab “is a little like walking down a long, wide racetrack, with parallel walls of sandstone that rise along either side like bleachers for the imaginary spectators”. This leads to another “kitchen” featuring a quite place of rounded blobs and tall spires of banded rock. But the most popular DK in UT is the scenic sculpted rock landscape with pillars of red sandstone along the Nebo Scenic Loop in the Uinta State Forest. Consisting of a red, iron-rich conglomerate, the outlook is accessible to wheelchairs, strollers, and kids.
The red hoodoos formed by erosion, can look like fantastic figures. (Utah Geo Survey)The Devil’s Kitchen in Sedona, Arizona is a vertical sinkhole that appeared in the early 1880s due to a sudden collapse of the rock cave roof. It expanded with another collapse in 1989. The area is considered unstable. The limestone weathered deep under the surface and is not obvious through the overlying sandstone. More unstable hidden areas may exist in the area.
Five miles east of Greybull, Wyoming, is a dry and barren badlands landscape. It’s “bad land” as plants don’t grow. The land is steep slopes and ravines, with colorful spires of rock. The Devil’s Kitchen here is an asymmetric anticline. The Geology of Wyoming site says “Devil’s Kitchen was originally known by the less dramatic name of Shell Dome, but tourist attractions need a name that is hot and spicy.” Oil wells drilled here came up empty but you may find dinosaur gizzard stones called gastroliths among the colorful layers.
It’s not clear how the Devil’s Kitchen of Burlington, Connecticut got its name. But one blogger thinks it derived from either the treacherous steep walls or the abundance of biting insects.
The Devil’s Kitchen Lake in Illinois is one of the deepest lakes in the state – up to 90 feet – formed from glacial downstream effects. Swimming is dangerous (and banned) because of the cold deep water and various tree stumps that remain under the water. The Natives believed the lake had a sinister nature.
At Mackinac Island, Michigan, a small shallow cave called Devil’s Kitchen was formed in breccia limestone. The cave formed during the Nipissing post-glacial period by the waves of Lake Huron. It consists of two hollows on top of each other, resembling a face with a giant maw. Local legends say that the Natives considered the cave inhabited by evil cannibalistic spirits with soot on the outside marking the cooking fires – hence the name, ‘Devil’s Kitchen.’
…for in this cave lived the Red Geebis, who were cannibal giants. The Geebis were known to roast and eat humans inside this cave. [Source]
But it’s not clear if these tales are genuine lore or made up much later. The cave is currently on dry land.
Devil’s Kitchen cave, Michigan (Wikimedia Commons)The most appropriately hot and steamy site called Devil’s Kitchen is within the Lassen volcanic area in a place that resembles hell – with steaming fumeroles, boiling pools, bubbling mudpots and sulphur deposits. Red algae growing in the nutrient-rich waters may look ominous. This is a geothermal area where acidic hot springs have eaten away the rock to form pits. The site gets its name from the sounds and smells of various things “cooking” in the earth, including you, if you take a bad step. A visitor was badly burned in 2010. An even larger thermal area in the park is called Bumpass Hell named after the poor soul who burned his leg so badly there in the 1860s.
An aerial view of the Devils Kitchen hydrothermal area from atop a nearby mountain. (US National Park Service)There are hundreds more diabolical places: Visit DEVIL PLACES
#Arizona #badlands #DevilPlaces #geothermal #Illinois #LassenVolcanicArea #Michigan #Utah #Wyoming
https://sharonahill.com/?p=781
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Devil’s Kitchen
Something evil may be cooking up in places given the name of the “Devil’s Kitchen”. In this piece, I examine some of the most famous locations that have earned this unpleasant name. It sounds like someplace you don’t want to end up but in reality, the various “DKs” are geologically interesting and fascinating places.
There are three places in Utah called Devil’s Kitchen. One in Millard County is a volcanic formation named for the unusual sound that the rocks made when wagons crossed it – “like tapping on a drumhead or on the flat tin roof of the devil’s kitchen”. Some of the boulders along the Devil’s Kitchen fault scarp here contain petroglyphs. The Devil’s Pocket trail in the Canyonlands National Park near Moab “is a little like walking down a long, wide racetrack, with parallel walls of sandstone that rise along either side like bleachers for the imaginary spectators”. This leads to another “kitchen” featuring a quite place of rounded blobs and tall spires of banded rock. But the most popular DK in UT is the scenic sculpted rock landscape with pillars of red sandstone along the Nebo Scenic Loop in the Uinta State Forest. Consisting of a red, iron-rich conglomerate, the outlook is accessible to wheelchairs, strollers, and kids.
The red hoodoos formed by erosion, can look like fantastic figures. (Utah Geo Survey)The Devil’s Kitchen in Sedona, Arizona is a vertical sinkhole that appeared in the early 1880s due to a sudden collapse of the rock cave roof. It expanded with another collapse in 1989. The area is considered unstable. The limestone weathered deep under the surface and is not obvious through the overlying sandstone. More unstable hidden areas may exist in the area.
Five miles east of Greybull, Wyoming, is a dry and barren badlands landscape. It’s “bad land” as plants don’t grow. The land is steep slopes and ravines, with colorful spires of rock. The Devil’s Kitchen here is an asymmetric anticline. The Geology of Wyoming site says “Devil’s Kitchen was originally known by the less dramatic name of Shell Dome, but tourist attractions need a name that is hot and spicy.” Oil wells drilled here came up empty but you may find dinosaur gizzard stones called gastroliths among the colorful layers.
It’s not clear how the Devil’s Kitchen of Burlington, Connecticut got its name. But one blogger thinks it derived from either the treacherous steep walls or the abundance of biting insects.
The Devil’s Kitchen Lake in Illinois is one of the deepest lakes in the state – up to 90 feet – formed from glacial downstream effects. Swimming is dangerous (and banned) because of the cold deep water and various tree stumps that remain under the water. The Natives believed the lake had a sinister nature.
At Mackinac Island, Michigan, a small shallow cave called Devil’s Kitchen was formed in breccia limestone. The cave formed during the Nipissing post-glacial period by the waves of Lake Huron. It consists of two hollows on top of each other, resembling a face with a giant maw. Local legends say that the Natives considered the cave inhabited by evil cannibalistic spirits with soot on the outside marking the cooking fires – hence the name, ‘Devil’s Kitchen.’
…for in this cave lived the Red Geebis, who were cannibal giants. The Geebis were known to roast and eat humans inside this cave. [Source]
But it’s not clear if these tales are genuine lore or made up much later. The cave is currently on dry land.
Devil’s Kitchen cave, Michigan (Wikimedia Commons)The most appropriately hot and steamy site called Devil’s Kitchen is within the Lassen volcanic area in a place that resembles hell – with steaming fumeroles, boiling pools, bubbling mudpots and sulphur deposits. Red algae growing in the nutrient-rich waters may look ominous. This is a geothermal area where acidic hot springs have eaten away the rock to form pits. The site gets its name from the sounds and smells of various things “cooking” in the earth, including you, if you take a bad step. A visitor was badly burned in 2010. An even larger thermal area in the park is called Bumpass Hell named after the poor soul who burned his leg so badly there in the 1860s.
An aerial view of the Devils Kitchen hydrothermal area from atop a nearby mountain. (US National Park Service)#Arizona #badlands #DevilPlaces #geothermal #Illinois #LassenVolcanicArea #Michigan #Utah #Wyoming
https://sharonahill.com/?p=781
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Devil’s Kitchen
Something evil may be cooking up in places given the name of the “Devil’s Kitchen”. In this piece, I examine some of the most famous locations that have earned this unpleasant name. It sounds like someplace you don’t want to end up but in reality, the various “DKs” are geologically interesting and fascinating places.
There are three places in Utah called Devil’s Kitchen. One in Millard County is a volcanic formation named for the unusual sound that the rocks made when wagons crossed it – “like tapping on a drumhead or on the flat tin roof of the devil’s kitchen”. Some of the boulders along the Devil’s Kitchen fault scarp here contain petroglyphs. The Devil’s Pocket trail in the Canyonlands National Park near Moab “is a little like walking down a long, wide racetrack, with parallel walls of sandstone that rise along either side like bleachers for the imaginary spectators”. This leads to another “kitchen” featuring a quite place of rounded blobs and tall spires of banded rock. But the most popular DK in UT is the scenic sculpted rock landscape with pillars of red sandstone along the Nebo Scenic Loop in the Uinta State Forest. Consisting of a red, iron-rich conglomerate, the outlook is accessible to wheelchairs, strollers, and kids.
The red hoodoos formed by erosion, can look like fantastic figures. (Utah Geo Survey)The Devil’s Kitchen in Sedona, Arizona is a vertical sinkhole that appeared in the early 1880s due to a sudden collapse of the rock cave roof. It expanded with another collapse in 1989. The area is considered unstable. The limestone weathered deep under the surface and is not obvious through the overlying sandstone. More unstable hidden areas may exist in the area.
Five miles east of Greybull, Wyoming, is a dry and barren badlands landscape. It’s “bad land” as plants don’t grow. The land is steep slopes and ravines, with colorful spires of rock. The Devil’s Kitchen here is an asymmetric anticline. The Geology of Wyoming site says “Devil’s Kitchen was originally known by the less dramatic name of Shell Dome, but tourist attractions need a name that is hot and spicy.” Oil wells drilled here came up empty but you may find dinosaur gizzard stones called gastroliths among the colorful layers.
It’s not clear how the Devil’s Kitchen of Burlington, Connecticut got its name. But one blogger thinks it derived from either the treacherous steep walls or the abundance of biting insects.
The Devil’s Kitchen Lake in Illinois is one of the deepest lakes in the state – up to 90 feet – formed from glacial downstream effects. Swimming is dangerous (and banned) because of the cold deep water and various tree stumps that remain under the water. The Natives believed the lake had a sinister nature.
At Mackinac Island, Michigan, a small shallow cave called Devil’s Kitchen was formed in breccia limestone. The cave formed during the Nipissing post-glacial period by the waves of Lake Huron. It consists of two hollows on top of each other, resembling a face with a giant maw. Local legends say that the Natives considered the cave inhabited by evil cannibalistic spirits with soot on the outside marking the cooking fires – hence the name, ‘Devil’s Kitchen.’
…for in this cave lived the Red Geebis, who were cannibal giants. The Geebis were known to roast and eat humans inside this cave. [Source]
But it’s not clear if these tales are genuine lore or made up much later. The cave is currently on dry land.
Devil’s Kitchen cave, Michigan (Wikimedia Commons)The most appropriately hot and steamy site called Devil’s Kitchen is within the Lassen volcanic area in a place that resembles hell – with steaming fumeroles, boiling pools, bubbling mudpots and sulphur deposits. Red algae growing in the nutrient-rich waters may look ominous. This is a geothermal area where acidic hot springs have eaten away the rock to form pits. The site gets its name from the sounds and smells of various things “cooking” in the earth, including you, if you take a bad step. A visitor was badly burned in 2010. An even larger thermal area in the park is called Bumpass Hell named after the poor soul who burned his leg so badly there in the 1860s.
An aerial view of the Devils Kitchen hydrothermal area from atop a nearby mountain. (US National Park Service)#Arizona #badlands #DevilPlaces #geothermal #Illinois #LassenVolcanicArea #Michigan #Utah #Wyoming
https://sharonahill.com/?p=781
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Devil’s Kitchen
Something evil may be cooking up in places given the name of the “Devil’s Kitchen”. In this piece, I examine some of the most famous locations that have earned this unpleasant name. It sounds like someplace you don’t want to end up but in reality, the various “DKs” are geologically interesting and fascinating places.
There are three places in Utah called Devil’s Kitchen. One in Millard County is a volcanic formation named for the unusual sound that the rocks made when wagons crossed it – “like tapping on a drumhead or on the flat tin roof of the devil’s kitchen”. Some of the boulders along the Devil’s Kitchen fault scarp here contain petroglyphs. The Devil’s Pocket trail in the Canyonlands National Park near Moab “is a little like walking down a long, wide racetrack, with parallel walls of sandstone that rise along either side like bleachers for the imaginary spectators”. This leads to another “kitchen” featuring a quite place of rounded blobs and tall spires of banded rock. But the most popular DK in UT is the scenic sculpted rock landscape with pillars of red sandstone along the Nebo Scenic Loop in the Uinta State Forest. Consisting of a red, iron-rich conglomerate, the outlook is accessible to wheelchairs, strollers, and kids.
The red hoodoos formed by erosion, can look like fantastic figures. (Utah Geo Survey)The Devil’s Kitchen in Sedona, Arizona is a vertical sinkhole that appeared in the early 1880s due to a sudden collapse of the rock cave roof. It expanded with another collapse in 1989. The area is considered unstable. The limestone weathered deep under the surface and is not obvious through the overlying sandstone. More unstable hidden areas may exist in the area.
Five miles east of Greybull, Wyoming, is a dry and barren badlands landscape. It’s “bad land” as plants don’t grow. The land is steep slopes and ravines, with colorful spires of rock. The Devil’s Kitchen here is an asymmetric anticline. The Geology of Wyoming site says “Devil’s Kitchen was originally known by the less dramatic name of Shell Dome, but tourist attractions need a name that is hot and spicy.” Oil wells drilled here came up empty but you may find dinosaur gizzard stones called gastroliths among the colorful layers.
It’s not clear how the Devil’s Kitchen of Burlington, Connecticut got its name. But one blogger thinks it derived from either the treacherous steep walls or the abundance of biting insects.
The Devil’s Kitchen Lake in Illinois is one of the deepest lakes in the state – up to 90 feet – formed from glacial downstream effects. Swimming is dangerous (and banned) because of the cold deep water and various tree stumps that remain under the water. The Natives believed the lake had a sinister nature.
At Mackinac Island, Michigan, a small shallow cave called Devil’s Kitchen was formed in breccia limestone. The cave formed during the Nipissing post-glacial period by the waves of Lake Huron. It consists of two hollows on top of each other, resembling a face with a giant maw. Local legends say that the Natives considered the cave inhabited by evil cannibalistic spirits with soot on the outside marking the cooking fires – hence the name, ‘Devil’s Kitchen.’
…for in this cave lived the Red Geebis, who were cannibal giants. The Geebis were known to roast and eat humans inside this cave. [Source]
But it’s not clear if these tales are genuine lore or made up much later. The cave is currently on dry land.
Devil’s Kitchen cave, Michigan (Wikimedia Commons)The most appropriately hot and steamy site called Devil’s Kitchen is within the Lassen volcanic area in a place that resembles hell – with steaming fumeroles, boiling pools, bubbling mudpots and sulphur deposits. Red algae growing in the nutrient-rich waters may look ominous. This is a geothermal area where acidic hot springs have eaten away the rock to form pits. The site gets its name from the sounds and smells of various things “cooking” in the earth, including you, if you take a bad step. A visitor was badly burned in 2010. An even larger thermal area in the park is called Bumpass Hell named after the poor soul who burned his leg so badly there in the 1860s.
An aerial view of the Devils Kitchen hydrothermal area from atop a nearby mountain. (US National Park Service)#Arizona #badlands #DevilPlaces #geothermal #Illinois #LassenVolcanicArea #Michigan #Utah #Wyoming
https://sharonahill.com/?p=781
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KiiBOOM Cybrix29 Review: A Gamer’s Ultimate Keypad
Disclaimer
KiiBOOM sent me the Cybrix29 Gaming Keypad to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out Elyxirine Pastel Y2K Keycap Set and the Jade75 mechanical keyboard. I will also be using my Amazon Affiliate link where possible. It really helps me out if you click it before you buy anything.
Save big during KiiBOOM‘s special sale from now until November 12!
Table of Contents
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/PNDXRgG4Nhs
- KiiBOOM Cybrix29
- Key/Switch Puller
- USB-C to USB-A Cable
- User Manual
Features
The Cybrix29 is a 29 key wired gaming keypad that is ready to take on any task. Whether you are looking for tool to upgrade you workflow or just want something pretty to set on your table, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic solution.
Aesthetic
The Cybrix29 has a clean modern design, built to the high quality KiiBOOM standards has set for the industry. The low profile aluminum body not only looks good, but will keep your desk a bit more clutter free. They Cybrix29 is available in three colors: pink, silver and black. I chose to review it in pink, but it was a very tough choice to make.
The three dials give the keypad both its utility and modern flare. The RGB lighting effects helps illuminate your setup. The Cybrix29 features three separate RGB systems that can be easily customized through onboard commands. Each of the 29 keys, the light bar on top, and the acrylic base have separate customizable RGB profiles. Users can change the brightness, lighting effects, speed of the effects, and the color of each profile. As an added bonus, the keycaps and switches are easily swappable for maximum customization.
Comfort
The Cybrix29 promises a comfortable typing experience. The cherry profile keycaps give it its ergonomics, while the duskrise magnetic switches give it that satisfying soft feel. Whether it be a long gaming session or a bit of editing, your hands can rest easy with this powerful keypad.
Performance
The Cybrix29 is KiiBOOM’s ultimate solution for form factor utility. Each of the 29 keys is fully customizable. Each key and dial can be easily remapped or reprogrammed to take on any task. Users can also adjust the sensitivity and actuation of each switch for a more personalized experience. The Cybrix29’s advanced functions like the Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support give its users a competitive advantage, so long as the game allows it. Don’t get banned.
Most importantly, the keypad’s wired connection give it the high speed, low latency connection needed for competitive gaming. With a very respectable 8KHz polling rate and no battery to slow its users down, the Cybrix29 is ready to master any game or assignment that gets in its way.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/sWmg3PwDh6M
Review
If you are looking to upgrade your game, or a tool to help your productivity, the Cybrix29 is the perfect tool for you.
Looks
KiiBOOM is a master of creating aesthetically high-quality keyboards, and the Cybrix29 is no exception. The keypad is very well made with a light weight design that makes it perfect for travel. The colors are all bright and the lettering is clear. The quality of the keycaps gives me confidence that it won’t fade in the near future. The RGB makes the keyboard fun. The colors are vibrant, and the customization options give the keypad its versatility. There is a Cybrix29 configuration for every setup.
My only complaint is that it is a wired connection. I don’t like having too much wire clutter, but it is the price to pay for a high speed low-latency connection. However, it is a price I am willing to pay because this keypad is a beast of a machine.
Performance
If you are looking for a tool to give you a competitive edge or just want a more comfortable gaming experience, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic upgrade. The wire connection gives the keypad its negligible latency. You might need to do a bit of remapping, but the keypad has most of the keys you need for the games you play. I end up remapping a lot of what I play, so it wasn’t a huge deal.
The Cybrix29 features a fantastic out of the box experience, but being able to remap and reprogram the keys is nice to have and easy to do. The adjustable actuation and sensitivity as well as the advanced features (Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support) make it a very powerful gaming tool. I didn’t feel the need to make any adjustments, but they are available for those who need it. Just make sure the game allows it first.
Although I don’t have a real way to test it, the Cybrix29 has the potential to be a powerful macro pad. The three dials are very handy for editing, and being able to remap everything certainly has its value. If you are looking for a powerful daily driver that looks good and is low profile, check out the Cybrix29.
Comfort
The most important feature of any keyboard is its comfort, and the Cybrix29 is comfortable. The keycaps feel great, and the switches have enough resistance to not only be satisfying, but they don’t create any fatigue. I was able to game for long hours without any hand pain. The sound is loud enough to be satisfying without being overbearing. My wife appreciates that it doesn’t fill the house with the thacking I love so much.
Conclusion
I love the Cybrix29 and it will be my daily driver for my main games. I have it configured just right for Guild Wars 2, and with the new expansion out, I am going to be spending a lot of time in Tyria. A keypad this size is a great option for those who need a macropad to play with, or for those who don’t want to buy a full sized keyboard. The size makes it a functional gaming peripheral, and its design makes it easy to store. It is also a very good for travel, if you don’t want to carry a full sized keyboard. With a bit of tinkering, the Cybrix29 can handle any game and task, making it the perfect tool for those who need it.
You can pick up the Cybrix29 on the official KiiBOOM store. They are currently having a huge sale until November 12, so now is the perfect time to pick up this or any of the other fine KiiBOOM products. You can also pick it up on Amazon through my affiliate link, but it is cheaper on KiiBOOM during the sale.
#2025 #blog #blogging #cybri29 #cybrix29 #entertainment #gaming #gamingBlog #internet #keypad #kiiboom #media #review #Reviews #tech #technology #watch
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KiiBOOM Cybrix29 Review: A Gamer’s Ultimate Keypad
Disclaimer
KiiBOOM sent me the Cybrix29 Gaming Keypad to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out Elyxirine Pastel Y2K Keycap Set and the Jade75 mechanical keyboard. I will also be using my Amazon Affiliate link where possible. It really helps me out if you click it before you buy anything.
Save big during KiiBOOM‘s special sale from now until November 12!
Table of Contents
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/PNDXRgG4Nhs
- KiiBOOM Cybrix29
- Key/Switch Puller
- USB-C to USB-A Cable
- User Manual
Features
The Cybrix29 is a 29 key wired gaming keypad that is ready to take on any task. Whether you are looking for tool to upgrade you workflow or just want something pretty to set on your table, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic solution.
Aesthetic
The Cybrix29 has a clean modern design, built to the high quality KiiBOOM standards has set for the industry. The low profile aluminum body not only looks good, but will keep your desk a bit more clutter free. They Cybrix29 is available in three colors: pink, silver and black. I chose to review it in pink, but it was a very tough choice to make.
The three dials give the keypad both its utility and modern flare. The RGB lighting effects helps illuminate your setup. The Cybrix29 features three separate RGB systems that can be easily customized through onboard commands. Each of the 29 keys, the light bar on top, and the acrylic base have separate customizable RGB profiles. Users can change the brightness, lighting effects, speed of the effects, and the color of each profile. As an added bonus, the keycaps and switches are easily swappable for maximum customization.
Comfort
The Cybrix29 promises a comfortable typing experience. The cherry profile keycaps give it its ergonomics, while the duskrise magnetic switches give it that satisfying soft feel. Whether it be a long gaming session or a bit of editing, your hands can rest easy with this powerful keypad.
Performance
The Cybrix29 is KiiBOOM’s ultimate solution for form factor utility. Each of the 29 keys is fully customizable. Each key and dial can be easily remapped or reprogrammed to take on any task. Users can also adjust the sensitivity and actuation of each switch for a more personalized experience. The Cybrix29’s advanced functions like the Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support give its users a competitive advantage, so long as the game allows it. Don’t get banned.
Most importantly, the keypad’s wired connection give it the high speed, low latency connection needed for competitive gaming. With a very respectable 8KHz polling rate and no battery to slow its users down, the Cybrix29 is ready to master any game or assignment that gets in its way.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/sWmg3PwDh6M
Review
If you are looking to upgrade your game, or a tool to help your productivity, the Cybrix29 is the perfect tool for you.
Looks
KiiBOOM is a master of creating aesthetically high-quality keyboards, and the Cybrix29 is no exception. The keypad is very well made with a light weight design that makes it perfect for travel. The colors are all bright and the lettering is clear. The quality of the keycaps gives me confidence that it won’t fade in the near future. The RGB makes the keyboard fun. The colors are vibrant, and the customization options give the keypad its versatility. There is a Cybrix29 configuration for every setup.
My only complaint is that it is a wired connection. I don’t like having too much wire clutter, but it is the price to pay for a high speed low-latency connection. However, it is a price I am willing to pay because this keypad is a beast of a machine.
Performance
If you are looking for a tool to give you a competitive edge or just want a more comfortable gaming experience, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic upgrade. The wire connection gives the keypad its negligible latency. You might need to do a bit of remapping, but the keypad has most of the keys you need for the games you play. I end up remapping a lot of what I play, so it wasn’t a huge deal.
The Cybrix29 features a fantastic out of the box experience, but being able to remap and reprogram the keys is nice to have and easy to do. The adjustable actuation and sensitivity as well as the advanced features (Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support) make it a very powerful gaming tool. I didn’t feel the need to make any adjustments, but they are available for those who need it. Just make sure the game allows it first.
Although I don’t have a real way to test it, the Cybrix29 has the potential to be a powerful macro pad. The three dials are very handy for editing, and being able to remap everything certainly has its value. If you are looking for a powerful daily driver that looks good and is low profile, check out the Cybrix29.
Comfort
The most important feature of any keyboard is its comfort, and the Cybrix29 is comfortable. The keycaps feel great, and the switches have enough resistance to not only be satisfying, but they don’t create any fatigue. I was able to game for long hours without any hand pain. The sound is loud enough to be satisfying without being overbearing. My wife appreciates that it doesn’t fill the house with the thacking I love so much.
Conclusion
I love the Cybrix29 and it will be my daily driver for my main games. I have it configured just right for Guild Wars 2, and with the new expansion out, I am going to be spending a lot of time in Tyria. A keypad this size is a great option for those who need a macropad to play with, or for those who don’t want to buy a full sized keyboard. The size makes it a functional gaming peripheral, and its design makes it easy to store. It is also a very good for travel, if you don’t want to carry a full sized keyboard. With a bit of tinkering, the Cybrix29 can handle any game and task, making it the perfect tool for those who need it.
You can pick up the Cybrix29 on the official KiiBOOM store. They are currently having a huge sale until November 12, so now is the perfect time to pick up this or any of the other fine KiiBOOM products. You can also pick it up on Amazon through my affiliate link, but it is cheaper on KiiBOOM during the sale.
#2025 #blog #blogging #cybri29 #cybrix29 #entertainment #gaming #gamingBlog #internet #keypad #kiiboom #media #review #Reviews #tech #technology #watch
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KiiBOOM Cybrix29 Review: A Gamer’s Ultimate Keypad
Disclaimer
KiiBOOM sent me the Cybrix29 Gaming Keypad to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out Elyxirine Pastel Y2K Keycap Set and the Jade75 mechanical keyboard. I will also be using my Amazon Affiliate link where possible. It really helps me out if you click it before you buy anything.
Save big during KiiBOOM‘s special sale from now until November 12!
Table of Contents
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/PNDXRgG4Nhs
- KiiBOOM Cybrix29
- Key/Switch Puller
- USB-C to USB-A Cable
- User Manual
Features
The Cybrix29 is a 29 key wired gaming keypad that is ready to take on any task. Whether you are looking for tool to upgrade you workflow or just want something pretty to set on your table, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic solution.
Aesthetic
The Cybrix29 has a clean modern design, built to the high quality KiiBOOM standards has set for the industry. The low profile aluminum body not only looks good, but will keep your desk a bit more clutter free. They Cybrix29 is available in three colors: pink, silver and black. I chose to review it in pink, but it was a very tough choice to make.
The three dials give the keypad both its utility and modern flare. The RGB lighting effects helps illuminate your setup. The Cybrix29 features three separate RGB systems that can be easily customized through onboard commands. Each of the 29 keys, the light bar on top, and the acrylic base have separate customizable RGB profiles. Users can change the brightness, lighting effects, speed of the effects, and the color of each profile. As an added bonus, the keycaps and switches are easily swappable for maximum customization.
Comfort
The Cybrix29 promises a comfortable typing experience. The cherry profile keycaps give it its ergonomics, while the duskrise magnetic switches give it that satisfying soft feel. Whether it be a long gaming session or a bit of editing, your hands can rest easy with this powerful keypad.
Performance
The Cybrix29 is KiiBOOM’s ultimate solution for form factor utility. Each of the 29 keys is fully customizable. Each key and dial can be easily remapped or reprogrammed to take on any task. Users can also adjust the sensitivity and actuation of each switch for a more personalized experience. The Cybrix29’s advanced functions like the Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support give its users a competitive advantage, so long as the game allows it. Don’t get banned.
Most importantly, the keypad’s wired connection give it the high speed, low latency connection needed for competitive gaming. With a very respectable 8KHz polling rate and no battery to slow its users down, the Cybrix29 is ready to master any game or assignment that gets in its way.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/sWmg3PwDh6M
Review
If you are looking to upgrade your game, or a tool to help your productivity, the Cybrix29 is the perfect tool for you.
Looks
KiiBOOM is a master of creating aesthetically high-quality keyboards, and the Cybrix29 is no exception. The keypad is very well made with a light weight design that makes it perfect for travel. The colors are all bright and the lettering is clear. The quality of the keycaps gives me confidence that it won’t fade in the near future. The RGB makes the keyboard fun. The colors are vibrant, and the customization options give the keypad its versatility. There is a Cybrix29 configuration for every setup.
My only complaint is that it is a wired connection. I don’t like having too much wire clutter, but it is the price to pay for a high speed low-latency connection. However, it is a price I am willing to pay because this keypad is a beast of a machine.
Performance
If you are looking for a tool to give you a competitive edge or just want a more comfortable gaming experience, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic upgrade. The wire connection gives the keypad its negligible latency. You might need to do a bit of remapping, but the keypad has most of the keys you need for the games you play. I end up remapping a lot of what I play, so it wasn’t a huge deal.
The Cybrix29 features a fantastic out of the box experience, but being able to remap and reprogram the keys is nice to have and easy to do. The adjustable actuation and sensitivity as well as the advanced features (Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support) make it a very powerful gaming tool. I didn’t feel the need to make any adjustments, but they are available for those who need it. Just make sure the game allows it first.
Although I don’t have a real way to test it, the Cybrix29 has the potential to be a powerful macro pad. The three dials are very handy for editing, and being able to remap everything certainly has its value. If you are looking for a powerful daily driver that looks good and is low profile, check out the Cybrix29.
Comfort
The most important feature of any keyboard is its comfort, and the Cybrix29 is comfortable. The keycaps feel great, and the switches have enough resistance to not only be satisfying, but they don’t create any fatigue. I was able to game for long hours without any hand pain. The sound is loud enough to be satisfying without being overbearing. My wife appreciates that it doesn’t fill the house with the thacking I love so much.
Conclusion
I love the Cybrix29 and it will be my daily driver for my main games. I have it configured just right for Guild Wars 2, and with the new expansion out, I am going to be spending a lot of time in Tyria. A keypad this size is a great option for those who need a macropad to play with, or for those who don’t want to buy a full sized keyboard. The size makes it a functional gaming peripheral, and its design makes it easy to store. It is also a very good for travel, if you don’t want to carry a full sized keyboard. With a bit of tinkering, the Cybrix29 can handle any game and task, making it the perfect tool for those who need it.
You can pick up the Cybrix29 on the official KiiBOOM store. They are currently having a huge sale until November 12, so now is the perfect time to pick up this or any of the other fine KiiBOOM products. You can also pick it up on Amazon through my affiliate link, but it is cheaper on KiiBOOM during the sale.
#2025 #blog #blogging #cybri29 #cybrix29 #entertainment #gaming #gamingBlog #internet #keypad #kiiboom #media #review #Reviews #tech #technology #watch
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KiiBOOM Cybrix29 Review: A Gamer’s Ultimate Keypad
Disclaimer
KiiBOOM sent me the Cybrix29 Gaming Keypad to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out Elyxirine Pastel Y2K Keycap Set and the Jade75 mechanical keyboard. I will also be using my Amazon Affiliate link where possible. It really helps me out if you click it before you buy anything.
Save big during KiiBOOM‘s special sale from now until November 12!
Table of Contents
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/PNDXRgG4Nhs
- KiiBOOM Cybrix29
- Key/Switch Puller
- USB-C to USB-A Cable
- User Manual
Features
The Cybrix29 is a 29 key wired gaming keypad that is ready to take on any task. Whether you are looking for tool to upgrade you workflow or just want something pretty to set on your table, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic solution.
Aesthetic
The Cybrix29 has a clean modern design, built to the high quality KiiBOOM standards has set for the industry. The low profile aluminum body not only looks good, but will keep your desk a bit more clutter free. They Cybrix29 is available in three colors: pink, silver and black. I chose to review it in pink, but it was a very tough choice to make.
The three dials give the keypad both its utility and modern flare. The RGB lighting effects helps illuminate your setup. The Cybrix29 features three separate RGB systems that can be easily customized through onboard commands. Each of the 29 keys, the light bar on top, and the acrylic base have separate customizable RGB profiles. Users can change the brightness, lighting effects, speed of the effects, and the color of each profile. As an added bonus, the keycaps and switches are easily swappable for maximum customization.
Comfort
The Cybrix29 promises a comfortable typing experience. The cherry profile keycaps give it its ergonomics, while the duskrise magnetic switches give it that satisfying soft feel. Whether it be a long gaming session or a bit of editing, your hands can rest easy with this powerful keypad.
Performance
The Cybrix29 is KiiBOOM’s ultimate solution for form factor utility. Each of the 29 keys is fully customizable. Each key and dial can be easily remapped or reprogrammed to take on any task. Users can also adjust the sensitivity and actuation of each switch for a more personalized experience. The Cybrix29’s advanced functions like the Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support give its users a competitive advantage, so long as the game allows it. Don’t get banned.
Most importantly, the keypad’s wired connection give it the high speed, low latency connection needed for competitive gaming. With a very respectable 8KHz polling rate and no battery to slow its users down, the Cybrix29 is ready to master any game or assignment that gets in its way.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/sWmg3PwDh6M
Review
If you are looking to upgrade your game, or a tool to help your productivity, the Cybrix29 is the perfect tool for you.
Looks
KiiBOOM is a master of creating aesthetically high-quality keyboards, and the Cybrix29 is no exception. The keypad is very well made with a light weight design that makes it perfect for travel. The colors are all bright and the lettering is clear. The quality of the keycaps gives me confidence that it won’t fade in the near future. The RGB makes the keyboard fun. The colors are vibrant, and the customization options give the keypad its versatility. There is a Cybrix29 configuration for every setup.
My only complaint is that it is a wired connection. I don’t like having too much wire clutter, but it is the price to pay for a high speed low-latency connection. However, it is a price I am willing to pay because this keypad is a beast of a machine.
Performance
If you are looking for a tool to give you a competitive edge or just want a more comfortable gaming experience, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic upgrade. The wire connection gives the keypad its negligible latency. You might need to do a bit of remapping, but the keypad has most of the keys you need for the games you play. I end up remapping a lot of what I play, so it wasn’t a huge deal.
The Cybrix29 features a fantastic out of the box experience, but being able to remap and reprogram the keys is nice to have and easy to do. The adjustable actuation and sensitivity as well as the advanced features (Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support) make it a very powerful gaming tool. I didn’t feel the need to make any adjustments, but they are available for those who need it. Just make sure the game allows it first.
Although I don’t have a real way to test it, the Cybrix29 has the potential to be a powerful macro pad. The three dials are very handy for editing, and being able to remap everything certainly has its value. If you are looking for a powerful daily driver that looks good and is low profile, check out the Cybrix29.
Comfort
The most important feature of any keyboard is its comfort, and the Cybrix29 is comfortable. The keycaps feel great, and the switches have enough resistance to not only be satisfying, but they don’t create any fatigue. I was able to game for long hours without any hand pain. The sound is loud enough to be satisfying without being overbearing. My wife appreciates that it doesn’t fill the house with the thacking I love so much.
Conclusion
I love the Cybrix29 and it will be my daily driver for my main games. I have it configured just right for Guild Wars 2, and with the new expansion out, I am going to be spending a lot of time in Tyria. A keypad this size is a great option for those who need a macropad to play with, or for those who don’t want to buy a full sized keyboard. The size makes it a functional gaming peripheral, and its design makes it easy to store. It is also a very good for travel, if you don’t want to carry a full sized keyboard. With a bit of tinkering, the Cybrix29 can handle any game and task, making it the perfect tool for those who need it.
You can pick up the Cybrix29 on the official KiiBOOM store. They are currently having a huge sale until November 12, so now is the perfect time to pick up this or any of the other fine KiiBOOM products. You can also pick it up on Amazon through my affiliate link, but it is cheaper on KiiBOOM during the sale.
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KiiBOOM Cybrix29 Review: A Gamer’s Ultimate Keypad
Disclaimer
KiiBOOM sent me the Cybrix29 Gaming Keypad to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out Elyxirine Pastel Y2K Keycap Set and the Jade75 mechanical keyboard. I will also be using my Amazon Affiliate link where possible. It really helps me out if you click it before you buy anything.
Save big during KiiBOOM‘s special sale from now until November 12!
Table of Contents
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/PNDXRgG4Nhs
- KiiBOOM Cybrix29
- Key/Switch Puller
- USB-C to USB-A Cable
- User Manual
Features
The Cybrix29 is a 29 key wired gaming keypad that is ready to take on any task. Whether you are looking for tool to upgrade you workflow or just want something pretty to set on your table, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic solution.
Aesthetic
The Cybrix29 has a clean modern design, built to the high quality KiiBOOM standards has set for the industry. The low profile aluminum body not only looks good, but will keep your desk a bit more clutter free. They Cybrix29 is available in three colors: pink, silver and black. I chose to review it in pink, but it was a very tough choice to make.
The three dials give the keypad both its utility and modern flare. The RGB lighting effects helps illuminate your setup. The Cybrix29 features three separate RGB systems that can be easily customized through onboard commands. Each of the 29 keys, the light bar on top, and the acrylic base have separate customizable RGB profiles. Users can change the brightness, lighting effects, speed of the effects, and the color of each profile. As an added bonus, the keycaps and switches are easily swappable for maximum customization.
Comfort
The Cybrix29 promises a comfortable typing experience. The cherry profile keycaps give it its ergonomics, while the duskrise magnetic switches give it that satisfying soft feel. Whether it be a long gaming session or a bit of editing, your hands can rest easy with this powerful keypad.
Performance
The Cybrix29 is KiiBOOM’s ultimate solution for form factor utility. Each of the 29 keys is fully customizable. Each key and dial can be easily remapped or reprogrammed to take on any task. Users can also adjust the sensitivity and actuation of each switch for a more personalized experience. The Cybrix29’s advanced functions like the Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support give its users a competitive advantage, so long as the game allows it. Don’t get banned.
Most importantly, the keypad’s wired connection give it the high speed, low latency connection needed for competitive gaming. With a very respectable 8KHz polling rate and no battery to slow its users down, the Cybrix29 is ready to master any game or assignment that gets in its way.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/sWmg3PwDh6M
Review
If you are looking to upgrade your game, or a tool to help your productivity, the Cybrix29 is the perfect tool for you.
Looks
KiiBOOM is a master of creating aesthetically high-quality keyboards, and the Cybrix29 is no exception. The keypad is very well made with a light weight design that makes it perfect for travel. The colors are all bright and the lettering is clear. The quality of the keycaps gives me confidence that it won’t fade in the near future. The RGB makes the keyboard fun. The colors are vibrant, and the customization options give the keypad its versatility. There is a Cybrix29 configuration for every setup.
My only complaint is that it is a wired connection. I don’t like having too much wire clutter, but it is the price to pay for a high speed low-latency connection. However, it is a price I am willing to pay because this keypad is a beast of a machine.
Performance
If you are looking for a tool to give you a competitive edge or just want a more comfortable gaming experience, the Cybrix29 is a fantastic upgrade. The wire connection gives the keypad its negligible latency. You might need to do a bit of remapping, but the keypad has most of the keys you need for the games you play. I end up remapping a lot of what I play, so it wasn’t a huge deal.
The Cybrix29 features a fantastic out of the box experience, but being able to remap and reprogram the keys is nice to have and easy to do. The adjustable actuation and sensitivity as well as the advanced features (Snap Key (SOCD) and Dynamic Keystroke (DKS) support) make it a very powerful gaming tool. I didn’t feel the need to make any adjustments, but they are available for those who need it. Just make sure the game allows it first.
Although I don’t have a real way to test it, the Cybrix29 has the potential to be a powerful macro pad. The three dials are very handy for editing, and being able to remap everything certainly has its value. If you are looking for a powerful daily driver that looks good and is low profile, check out the Cybrix29.
Comfort
The most important feature of any keyboard is its comfort, and the Cybrix29 is comfortable. The keycaps feel great, and the switches have enough resistance to not only be satisfying, but they don’t create any fatigue. I was able to game for long hours without any hand pain. The sound is loud enough to be satisfying without being overbearing. My wife appreciates that it doesn’t fill the house with the thacking I love so much.
Conclusion
I love the Cybrix29 and it will be my daily driver for my main games. I have it configured just right for Guild Wars 2, and with the new expansion out, I am going to be spending a lot of time in Tyria. A keypad this size is a great option for those who need a macropad to play with, or for those who don’t want to buy a full sized keyboard. The size makes it a functional gaming peripheral, and its design makes it easy to store. It is also a very good for travel, if you don’t want to carry a full sized keyboard. With a bit of tinkering, the Cybrix29 can handle any game and task, making it the perfect tool for those who need it.
You can pick up the Cybrix29 on the official KiiBOOM store. They are currently having a huge sale until November 12, so now is the perfect time to pick up this or any of the other fine KiiBOOM products. You can also pick it up on Amazon through my affiliate link, but it is cheaper on KiiBOOM during the sale.
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Why the HE68 Lite is Perfect for Gamers on the Go
Disclaimer
Epomaker sent me the HE68 Lite Hall Effect Gaming Keyboardfor free to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let it sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out my reviews for the Magcore87 keyboard and the EK21 keypad. I will also be using my Amazon Affiliate link where possible. It really helps me out if you use it.
What’s in the Box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/NblJIzKddq4
- HE 68 Lite Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard
- 3 Additional Switches
- Screws for Adjustments
- Hand Strap and Strap Accessories
- USB-C to USB-A Cable
- Key/Switch Puller
- User Manual
Features
The HE68 Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard is a 65% portable wired keyboard that does not break the bank. Its light weight and compact design make it perfect for travel, and the included hand strap makes it much more convenient. With a total of 68 programmable backlit keys, users can enjoy a versatile gaming solution for only $40. Users can customize the polling rate and actuation of the HE68 Lite for an experience that not only fits their gaming style, but takes it to the next level. It is also SOCD and DKS ready for those who need that extra edge. With the ability to easily program macros, the HE68 proves to be a powerful machine in a small package. Some people may be disappointed by the lack or wireless support, but a wired connection is unparalleled when it comes to performance and reliability. Luckily, the HE68 lite promises to do both at a very reasonable price point.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/ltckkxP1zbA
Review
Users might be disappointed by the HE68 Lite at first glace. The keyboard feels like cheap plastic, but it looks well made. The keys are printed clearly and everything else is well machined. The light weight design does make it ideal for travel, and it does feel sturdy enough to survive a few trips.
Using the keyboard might bring a bit more disappointment. If you’ve used good switches before, the HE68 feels cheap. Typing sounds like plastic pieces banging against each other, so don’t expect that satisfying clacking you’d get from a nicer mechanical keyboard. The switches also feel a little stiff. Adjusting the actuation helps, but out of the box experience isn’t satisfying. That said, the keyboard is comfortable enough to use, even for long sprints. It may not be strictly ergonomic, but it didn’t trigger my repetitive stress injury like other cheap keyboards have done.
As for the keyboards performance, you are getting a powerful contender at the price point. There was ghosting and the HE68 proved very responsive. It was able to handle my level of competitive as well as my everyday workflow without issue.
At this price point, you aren’t doing much better. They keyboard works well out of the box and has a few interesting features that give it a respectable amount of versatility. If you are looking for an affordable gaming keyboard or something you can travel with, I don’t think you can find much better than the HE68 Lite gaming keyboard.
You can pick up the HE68 Lite on the official Epomaker website, or on Amazon through my affiliate link.
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Is the Mechlands M75 the Best Budget Keyboard for Gamers?
Disclaimer
Mechlands sent me the M75 hall effect magnetic gaming keyboard to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let it sway my opinions. This will be my honest review.
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/iZ1JfBH3mBU
- Mechlands M75
- USB-C to USB-A Braided Cable
- 2 Extra Switches
- Insert Keycap
- Plastic Dustcover
- Key/Switch Puller
- User Manual
Features
The Mechlands M75 is a 75% hall effect magnetic keyboard designed for the gamer who craves high performing peripherals at affordable prices. This stylish keyboard comes in a green/grey scheme reminiscent of classic xbox. The default typing angle guarantees a comfort for most users, but it is adjustable as needed for added comfort. The M75 features the hall effect magnetic cherry profile switches for a fantastic sound and a great feel. Everything on this keyboard can be swapped easy repair and customization.
This keyboard is more than just a pretty piece of hardware. The M75 is a wired keyboard that boasts only 0.128 latency and 8K polling rate. That means it can keep up with the most competitive level of gameplay when needed. The keyboard also has some added advanced features like programable DKS, MT, TGL, and SOCD (note some FPS ban these features).
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/JPuB0t6owic
Review
The M75 is a fantastic wired keyboard, and a strong contender for a best budget gaming keyboard. The keyboard sports a cool design with a fun color scheme. I like the color scheme, but it isn’t going to be for everyone. The extra wire clutter is also going to be an issue for some folks, but the performance it gets more than makes up for it. It may not match my current aesthetic, but I am very pleased with the performance. The switches have a very soothing sound, and they feel great to the touch. The keyboard layout may not be strictly ergonomic, but I had no issues with hand pain. This is one of the most comfortable keyboards I’ve tried, and I struggle heavily with my repetitive stress injury.
I didn’t notice any latency in gaming. I don’t play at a very competitive level, but it was able to handle all the games I threw at it with no issues. It was very good for Guild Wars 2 PVE content at least. I didn’t mess with any of the the advanced features because I don’t want to risk getting banned, but they are available if that is how you have fun. Overall, I am very happy with the Mechlands M75, and it is definitely going to be my main keyboard for a bit. It is comfortable, cool looking, and it does the job.
If you are looking for your own MechLands M75, pick it up on official MechLands website.
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The Maoists attacked an anti-guerrilla camp in Pusuguppa, a village on the edge of the forest in Charla Mandal (Telangana state), on Monday night. Security forces occupying the camp returned fire, and the shooting was intense. The Maoists used homemade rifle grenades, some of which did not explode (photo). After the attack, police intensified joint combing operations with CRPF anti-guerrilla paramilitaries in the forests straddling the Telangana-Chhattisgarh border. In addition, a police informer named Soyam Pandu, from Bhandarpadar village, Sukmas district, Bastar State, was executed by the Maoists on Wednesday.
Also on Monday, three guerrillas were killed in the forests of Abujhmarh in the Narayanpur district, on the border between Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra. Abujhmarh is known as the “Unknown Hill” because this dense 6,000 km² jungle has not been studied since British times. The jungle is the epicenter of Maoist activities in the region. One of the Maoists killed at the meeting was identified as Rupesh, a member of the Dandakaranya Special Area Committee (DKSZC). He was the commander of the DKZSC Western Sub-Area, which operated mainly in the Gadchiroli district of the state of Maharashtra. A bounty on his head was put on a price of 25 million euros. The second Maoist was identified as Jagdish, whose arrest was worth a reward of 16 million euros.
Source: Secours Rouge
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/post/2024/09/28/india-maoist-guerrillas-bomb-police-camp/