It's that time of the year again, isn't it. This year, I've been telling people that it's rude not to rewind YouTube videos when you're done watching them, so that they'll load faster for the next person.
you could add another level to get more technical people by saying it's an artifact of their buffering system
A Physical Flick Bluetooth Keyboard by Google
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#22It's that time of the year again, isn't it. This year, I've been telling people that it's rude not to rewind YouTube videos when you're done watching them, so that they'll load faster for the next person.
Re: A Physical Flick Bluetooth Keyboard by Google
#23It's worth pointing out that they actually built the device and have a rough guide on how to build your own: https://github.com/google/mozc-devices/tree/master/mozc-furi... It looks like they have the code to make it work with an arduino. edit: edited to indicate it's real (instead of saying "may have built"). They aren't selling it, but you could build your own.
it looks like little lasercut plates sitting on some joystick modules you can get on ebay, seems technologically very feasible
Everyone in here is joking about this being an "April Fool Joke", but this an actual device that can be created by anyone with the tools. This hardly classifies as a joke.
Adafruit has the joystick modules for cheaper for USA customers.
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#27It's worth pointing out that they actually built the device and have a rough guide on how to build your own: https://github.com/google/mozc-devices/tree/master/mozc-furi... It looks like they have the code to make it work with an arduino. edit: edited to indicate it's real (instead of saying "may have built"). They aren't selling it, but you could build your own.
You could also see this as wasted effort, but they probably had a lot of fun working on it.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
you could add another level to get more technical people by saying it's an artifact of their buffering system
I like that, but actually I've been telling them that playing a video that isn't rewound causes an exception to be thrown, and that's slow.
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#30If there's a competition to how long it took to recognize the joke, I believed it up until the chocolate bar. Then again, I don't know any of these kind of syllabic languages.