macbook wheel
Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2009 1:52 pm
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You do realize that is a parody right? The onion is not a real news source.mtripoli wrote:That has to be one of the most f**kin' ridiculous things I have ever seen. Spin-click-spin-click-read my mind... If they want to do something new why even bother with the "QWERTY" keyboard at all? How about scroll the most used characters first - then the least often used? Hey, wait a minute - that is the "QWERTY" keyboard for when keys got stuck together... So let's reinvent the "keyboard" based on a design from 1847! Reinvent the wheel - first documented in 3200 B.C.
Years ago I worked with Apple on capacitive touch sensing for some of their products. I have to say, the people I interfaced with had their heads completely up their asses. Nice to see things haven't changed...
mtripoli, call me crazy... but I think the video is just an elaborated "joke"mtripoli wrote:That has to be one of the most f**kin' ridiculous things I have ever seen. Spin-click-spin-click-read my mind... If they want to do something new why even bother with the "QWERTY" keyboard at all? How about scroll the most used characters first - then the least often used? Hey, wait a minute - that is the "QWERTY" keyboard for when keys got stuck together... So let's reinvent the "keyboard" based on a design from 1847! Reinvent the wheel - first documented in 3200 B.C.
Years ago I worked with Apple on capacitive touch sensing for some of their products. I have to say, the people I interfaced with had their heads completely up their asses. Nice to see things haven't changed...
That has to be one of the most f**kin' ridiculous things I have ever seen. Spin-click-spin-click-read my mind... If they want to do something new why even bother with the "QWERTY" keyboard at all? How about scroll the most used characters first - then the least often used? Hey, wait a minute - that is the "QWERTY" keyboard for when keys got stuck together... So let's reinvent the "keyboard" based on a design from 1847! Reinvent the wheel - first documented in 3200 B.C.
Years ago I worked with Apple on capacitive touch sensing for some of their products. I have to say, the people I interfaced with had their heads completely up their asses. Nice to see things haven't changed...