Thank you @RedViking - that looks doable. Looks like the mouse has a nice metal baseplate, so the magnet positioning should work. Will see what I can do after work tonight / tomorrow morning - will keep you in the loop via PM.
Let me know where you would like the magnets (and their size)? Have a dark grey filament currently loaded, a bit darker than in the printables photos (SA Filament SBS Dark Grey). I don't have magnets, but the print will be mahala - can give it a go.
Can wholeheartedly second the Nuphy Air75.
Have been using mine every day for 8-12 hours for the past year. Can count the number of times I've had to charge it on my fingers - and that's using the bluetooth connection (running Windows 11 at work and home). Granted - that is with the RGB disco...
I've been using the Nuphy Air 75 with blues,
https://nuphy.com/products/air75
along with Logitech MX Anywhere 3.
Blown away by the battery life of the Logitech using it on Bluetooth 12 hours a day.
The Nuphy itself also lasts for weeks with backlight only on keypress.
Lekker little upgrade...
Anytime - give me until after work and I will go through the handbooks and summarize. Will send you a PM with my contact details as well, you are more than welcome to ask away.
In the meantime - this is what I studied in undergrad - might help to give you an idea:
For what it's worth - did my hons through Unisa (undergrad as well):
They do force you to take the research modules (HPCOS81 and HRCOS82) over two years - tried to get them to let me do it in one year, but no luck.
Can confirm that the "support" you get is basically non-existent, but was used...
Did vanilla CompSci through UNISA, choosing Machine Learning and AI modules for honours.
Would listen to @cguy on this one.
I would say the Math in the pure CompSci course is more logic oriented, and not what you'd ideally need in a working environment if AI/ML is the way you would like to go...
Not an electrical expert by any means, but this is what I understand: Amps will be fine, only as much current as needed will be drawn by the laptop to charge. So your laptop will likely charge slightly slower with this one. The voltage being higher is likely more of a problem - but the...