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Seems useful for the vision impaired but... not looking forward to hiring professional movers to drag my 100gb folder to the trash.
by cing 16y ago
Seems useful for the vision impaired but... not looking forward to hiring professional movers to drag my 100gb folder to the trash.
- ptrf 16y agoI know it's a joke but it raises a good question. As I understand it, the "friction" induced in your finger is purely a sensation. I mean how much force can it actually apply to your finger? Also, the actual nature of the surface isn't altered - I wonder if you have two sensations at once? Personally, I've been waiting for this for a long time... touch-typing on a screen (as it is common today, iphones and androids being ubiquitous) sucks, as you mistype regularly, even as you look at your screen.