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Looking at the control manual this looks very ergonomic. You're essentially delegating non-input controls to a joystick with feedback, while the typing is done
by lxe 4y ago
Looking at the control manual this looks very ergonomic. You're essentially delegating non-input controls to a joystick with feedback, while the typing is done on the keyboard. This is actually useful.
- egeozcan 4y agoThis needs moving one hand back and forth though. Maybe pedals? When I think about it, perhaps humans need more outputs :)
- argorain 4y agoYou mean something like this? https://github.com/alevchuk/vim-clutch https://github.com/alevchuk/vim-clutch
- douglee650 4y agoI actually have this idea where there’s a pedal that shifts your keyboard from qwerty to Dvorak, and some savant can hyper-optimize input by shifting with human look-ahead.
- nkrisc 4y agoI would love to see that because there has to be at least one person in the world who could pull that off.
- doix 4y agoA few years ago I had some pretty bad issues with my hands, mostly caused by using my thumb to reach for the Alt key. My employer bought me some foot pedals that I ended up binding to alt and capslock (since I used my capslock key for ctrl + esc). It actually works pretty great :).
- SturgeonsLaw 4y agoThere are plenty of muscles that are underutilised in the computer peripheral world. Feet, legs, toes, tongue, anus. Hardware designers are too orthodox and we're all worse off because of it.
- sethd 4y agoJust need a third hand to make it efficient.