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Thanks for the response! I can imagine how losing privacy would be extremely frustrating. I played with an iPhone app[1] version for a while and was able to ge

Thanks for the response! I can imagine how losing privacy would be extremely frustrating. I played with an iPhone app[1] version for a while and was able to get moving pretty fast. It makes text input feel like a game. Also, I realized that a lot of the colors are customizable in the settings. Looking into the project further, it looks like it was run by David MacKay's research lab (Inference Group) and he unfortunately passed away a few years ago. Will continue looking to see if I can find anyone still working on it. Most interesting innovation in input tech that I have seen in a while! Do you use Dasher for coding as well? [1] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dasher-mobile/id1304772617 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dasher-mobile/id1304772617

escapologybb 8y ago
No problem, just bought a new iPhone X which has been very awesome Face ID which means I don't mean to give anybody my passwords any more. Wooooooo! That really gladdens me to see that there is a mobile app, although in a massive (and really funny) ironic twist is quite difficult for this disabled person to use! I can see how it will be much much easier and faster for able-bodied people though, and I'm so glad it exists. I do use it for coding sometimes on my, but mostly it's a mixture of an on-screen keyboard and by situation with DragonDictate for Mac using Sublime Text.