“Natural” has almost no meaning on a package, it is just a hand-waving word
That's partially because it's useless in general, of course it's natural, where else would you get it from? Every atom from a particle accelerator colision?!
“Natural” has almost no meaning on a package, it is just a hand-waving word
That's partially because it's useless in general, of course it's natural, where else would you get it from? Every atom from a particle accelerator colision?!
What additional axis? Swiping is always done on a 2D board?
Why does it produce such extra load on a QWERTY keyboard?
a layout designed to circumvent jamming typewriter keys
BTW, the supposed origin of the QWERTY layout is uncertain, and the story about it being based around avoiding adjacent bigrams has been called into question often enough (PDF, see pg. 169ff). You can see there plenty images of typewriters that had O next to U still (I was left of U), which if you think about bigrams makes no sense as especially back then it was one of by far the most common ones.
The supposed slowdown is also false as explained in the PDF, as early typewriters were used to receive morse-code, and could type at 60-80 words per minute while the best morse senders capped at ~30, meaning that no slowdown would have been perceivable anyways.
One proposed origin could be that the early still-not-quite-there developments were based on most people using 4-8 fingers to type not all 10, and alwys the inner fingers and discarding the outer ones.
Why does this not work with a QWERTY layout?
Sure, and we've tried a lot of alternative layouts over the decades.
None of them stuck around, by and large. Some have ultra-niche followings, sure. But overall, the latin-script world has stuck to (Q|A)WERT(Y|Z). For a reason!
a layout designed to circumvent jamming typewriter
Or are you have... the stroke?!
I hate how this woman still gets attention. Sigh.
Imagine thinking the standards are from, or care about, the US.
You're the ass-backwards place that still measures things in bald eagles, dingbats and whatchamacallits. You and 2 more countries. Get with the times.
I mean, this sucks, but I also wonder how this could be fixed. If you read up what absolutely benign stuff like your physical screen resolution coupled with how quickly you move your mouse coupled with your possible languages ad companies can use to uniquely identify you among the whole world visiting their page, it's not a long throw at all to uniquely identify someone based on their steam friends.
Why not? They are one of the last browsers to add support, so I think they quite did?