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What an impractical-looking device. I don't use wearables, but I pretend to type without a keyboard all the time, touching my fingers to my palm. A good wearabl
by personjerry 10y ago
What an impractical-looking device. I don't use wearables, but I pretend to type without a keyboard all the time, touching my fingers to my palm. A good wearable should be shaped comfortably like a glove. Then, it should detect which finger and how bent the finger is upon touching the palm, which would indicate which column and which row on the keyboard respectively.
- peeters 10y agoIf we're using one-handed gestures to indicate X/Y position on a standard QWERTY layout, we're truly lost.
- personjerry 10y agoAh, well I imagined at some point we'd have to type letters of the alphabet. Although, now that I think about it, I suppose dictation could help, but it's not likely to be as accurate, especially for the purposes of, for example, coding.