Just out of curiosity, what "industry-leading scanning engine" are you using to power your vulnerability scans?

Edit: Never mind, looks like it's Nessus (https://help.intruder.io/en/articles/3167760-internal-vulner...)

This is great! Thanks for putting this together.

Thanks!

Sounds interesting, can you expand more on what you're trying to do with it? Are you trying to connect patients with Registered Dietitians?

I'm a huge fan of Gumroad and their API. I wrote a minimal Python API client if anyone is interested...

https://github.com/opsdisk/pygumroad

Any recommendations for a type of black paint? I'll probably check it once a year, but I'm not too worried since the environment is pretty stable.

I hadn't even noticed the ridge on top could be used to hold stuff. I'll have to leverage that more!

Did you purchase it individually? Do you recall what you paid for it? In the blog, I linked to a YouTube video that said they retailed for $300-400. I believe it, but would like to hear confirmation.

I bought it bundled with my original IBM PC. The total price was around $3300 if I recall correctly.

I didn't search too long, but did not find using "dental tabs" to clean the key caps! Glad it worked out though, enjoyed reading your cherry restore.

I think a better search term is "denture tabs". I found many hits like this: https://www.keychatter.com/2014/08/01/how-to-clean-keycaps/

Someone pointed out that this site to me that sells replacement parts. I was looking at getting new flipper springs for the keys that don't always register.

https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/product/flipperspring/

I had a link to that same video in the post. It was great getting more of the background about them. Good luck with the restore!