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This is my first time seeing Dynamicland in a few years, and it's interesting: my perspective is flipped. Instead of seeing it as "computing in 2100", I see "e
by refulgentis 3y ago
This is my first time seeing Dynamicland in a few years, and it's interesting: my perspective is flipped.
Instead of seeing it as "computing in 2100", I see "ehhh, you say you could get the iPad out, hope you don't have embarrassing notifications, unlock it, and look through 24 rainbow gradient icons with red bubbles"...
...is laying out 10 things better? ...is having to putting a piece of glass against a big map, then rotating it, causing it to zoom in on a nearby sheet of paper, better than pinching?
I want to write off that reaction immediately as being older and jaded, but who knows.
- csande17 3y agoIf it helps, I don't think there's any glass involved. The IR "dial" appears to be made of white paper like everything else; you can see the map "behind" it because it's actually being projected from above.