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TBF-RnD

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About TBF-RnD

Doing independent software research on an open source basis full time.

Currently trying to compile an exhaustive source on text input. Seeing as the keyboard model ought to be revisited in light of development in VR!

http://tbf-rnd.life/ for more!

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    Apparently the article was not written in a way that can be understood by all. I can give you that. It's good to have feedback and in the future I'll take into account that some pe…

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    Comment #20302775

    Thank you. Well what I'd like to do is to make it possible to do it without a bluetooth keyboard. So I'm looking into alternative ways of doing this. The chorded input method is in…

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    Comment #20299459

    oh I have. Initially I used a bluetooth keyboard. Which is an acceptable solution. Lack of dev tools in chrome and firefox is an issue though. Also a better window manager would he…

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    Comment #20299362

    That doesn't really answer how you can fail to parse a formulation and still draw a conclusion regarding it's logical validity.

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    Comment #20298129

    In what way?

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    Comment #20298118

    I answer the question: to see how hard it is to work on a tablet. Why: because desktops aren't widely available in the developing world The "unrelated" link is a suggestion on how …

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    Comment #20298068

    First I go through steps of computer evolution: desktops -> laptops -> tablets When desktops became popular in Sweden computers where rare in say South America. Now computers are n…

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    Comment #20297601

    I've been eyeing the rpi as well. Here's the thing though I'd rather use it with gamepads or haptic glove input and with VR headsets. This would mean that it truly would be mobile,…

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    How can you tell that the reasoning is bad if you can't parse the sentence? Also had this not been written with two thumbs, maybe the result would've been better. Embarasing as it …

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    Comment #20297524

    This is what I am using! Couldn't cope with it. As a wm substitute of sorts I use tmux. VIM really helps out a lot as well.

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    Comment #20297485

    I am starting out by using what's available so that I can apply the lessons later. As I'm in that phase naturally there are no answers. Does that make it clearer?

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    Comment #20263681

    Being the birthplace of MySQL and Linux, naturally it's open source. Question is the math editor good enough? test editor here: http://digabi.github.io/rich-text-editor/ Finnish ed…

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    Comment #20258200

    I've been thinking about this for so long! I believe Intel did research on it with possible results. Are you interested in pursuing it?

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    Comment #20258019

    Whivh vendors if any doesn't keep bitstreams a secret?

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    Comment #20230349

    More info: http://tbf-rnd.life/blog/2019/06/16/0-learning-curve-chorded... Might be usefull with haptic input/gloves in VR/AR settings. If interested please comment, participants a…

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    Comment #20153209

    thank you have been wondering about this for ages!!

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    Comment #20145198

    Very interesting read. Some of the algorithms require the FPGA to be reconfigured whenever the node data has changed or when applied to a different data set. Is this an expensive o…

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    Comment #20095181

    Often actions that you'd expect to be one handed actually aren't. I found this piece of information in Bill Buxton's paper that I found fascinating. Remoing the ability for a right…

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