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why create problems when you don't need to? I don't think it's fair to make non-disabled individuals use a less productive interface, just as it's not fair to
by nitrogen 10y ago
why create problems when you don't need to?
I don't think it's fair to make non-disabled individuals use a less productive interface, just as it's not fair to prevent disabled individuals from using the interface of their choice.
- CaptSpify 10y agoHow is gripping more productive? I'm not disabled, but much prefer grippless handles because they are easier/simpler to use.
- nitrogen 10y agoI was speaking in more general terms, but I'll provide some examples. I grip my mouse to use its side buttons to navigate forward/backward in a web browser. Human hands are generally good at holding things, and flat touchscreens/trackpads aren't very holdable. Power tools, steering wheels, gear shifts, volume knobs -- all examples of things that are gripped.