I have been gaming with one of my Li’l Magnum! fingertip gaming mice for the last three months. The model I am currently using weighs 16.4 grams and is built using the internals from a VXE Mad R mouse.
Read the post →I bought a couple of MokerLink 2.5-gigabit switches back in September. One lives in my office. The other lives in my network cupboard on the other side of the house. I plugged my desktop PC into a 10-gigabit copper SFP+...
Read the post →When I first migrated my virtualized homelab stuff from my old Debian with KVM and virt-manager to a mini PC running Proxmox, I knew I would want to eventually have some sort of cluster manager. It didn’t take long before...
Read the post →I started the journey towards the Li’l Magnum! when I printed a large skeletal shell from MakerWorld for a fake Logitech F304 mouse that you can get on Aliexpress for $8. That build was around 40 grams when I started....
Read the post →I have listed the 3D printed Li’l Magnum! mouse mod kit in my Tindie store. I would prefer that you print your own. I would be excited if you would use this as an opportunity to spend $180 on a...
Read the post →The title of this blog is bordering on nonsense. You need at least a few qualifiers to determine if one thing is better than another. If you can’t let your information leak outside of your organization, then using a large...
Read the post →This won’t just be advice on how to successfully print a solid Li’l Magnum! mouse mod that feels right. I will also talk about things you will need to go along with your Li’l Magnum! like PTFE skates and grip...
Read the post →I said I wasn’t going to write another mouse blog right away. It is the only topic I have written about so far this year. I definitely feel like I should sneak something else in, but I can’t do it!...
Read the post →I am excited. A more affordable $22 VXE Dragonfly R1 SE Plus arrived at my door two hours ago. I disassembled it immediately and started test fitting it into one of my spare Li’l Magnum! shells for my Dragonfly R1...
Read the post →I am just going to put the tl;dr right up at the front. I wanted something like Optimum Tech’s Zeromouse. I tried the fake Logitech G304 upgrade, and it was awesome using a 29-gram mouse, but the electronics were jittery...
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