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Something that seems to permeate keyboard vs mouse debates is an unsaid assumption that some kind of robotic consistency/purity is the goal. I don't buy that a
by frou_dh 3y ago
Something that seems to permeate keyboard vs mouse debates is an unsaid assumption that some kind of robotic consistency/purity is the goal.
I don't buy that at all when a human being is involved. There are tons of actions I know perfectly well how to achieve with either the keyboard or the mouse, and which of those I unconsciously choose at a given instant varies based on what else I'm thinking about, precisely how I'm physically positioned, and just how I'm feeling. There no problem with that.
- tfinch 3y agoexactly this. I've realized recently that (for me) mouse interactions come more naturally for more exploratory or creative work. I'm happy with my mouse! and yet for straight coding, or writing, I would rather keep my hands on the keyboard. It's fun to get good with all the tools(toys)!