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Then you pop it on the charger for like 10 seconds, use it for the rest of the day, then leave it charging overnight when you go home.
by dijit 2y ago
Then you pop it on the charger for like 10 seconds, use it for the rest of the day, then leave it charging overnight when you go home.
- epolanski 2y agoSure, but it was still an inconvenience to interrupt a presentation once, and another time a prod debugging session where everybody was anxiously breathing on my neck and staring at my screen. To me the plug placement was an inconvenience, regardless of how invisible it is to you. On top of that, it never charged in few seconds after years of use, mine would take longer just to connect to the iMac again. I was glad to buy magic trackpad I could leave connected 24/7 and never think about it (also I liked it much more than the MM in general).
- dijit 2y agoTotally fair, why did you ignore the low battery warning for 3 days though?
- commandar 2y ago"Clearly, it is the user who is wrong."
- dijit 2y agoThe point I'm making is that people are making a point out of ignorance. People think it will be a problem, so make ignorant commentary about it being idiotic, yet in practice it's fine, and not the worst aspect of a terrible mouse.
- viraptor 2y agoBecause we're human and not behaving in a perfect way and the design of our daily tools should account for that.
- epolanski 2y agoI guess it's some sort of longevity paradox. It lasted so long, even after the warning, that I never got any urgency.