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I saw him talk in our elementary school, met him, and still have his book. He rode that thing all over the US and wrote a book while doing so. Most interestin
by iancmceachern 6y ago
I saw him talk in our elementary school, met him, and still have his book. He rode that thing all over the US and wrote a book while doing so. Most interesting thing about his setup was the custom keyboard mounted to the handlebars that was based on a stenographer type setup.
- deegles 6y agoCan't be stopped for texting and driving if the laws for that don't exist yet!
- dbcurtis 6y agoWhat? No. as I recall he had 7 switches and just chorded ASCII
- dbcurtis 6y agoDetails here: https://archive.org/details/73-magazine-1988-04/page/n43/mode/2up https://archive.org/details/73-magazine-1988-04/page/n43/mod... 73 Magazine, April 1988, page 43. Article says the switches are essentially ASCII, but with the bits shuffled so that lower alpha mainly falls under his strongest fingers. I'll let you read it for further details.