you know what's efficient? controlling a computer with one hand rather than two.
Sure, you can play with yourself and scroll porn that way. I don't know if I'd call that efficiency.
Mouseless – keyboard-driven control of macOS/Linux/Windows
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#63There is something to be said for the split mechanical keyboard in the demonstration video and the sound the switches make when 'moving the mouse'.
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#64This just made me realize my desktop monitor needs to be a touchscreen
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#65I was trying to scroll with mouse wheel but the website did not react at all. Then it started scrolling with 1 frame per second.
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#66Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm curious if there's a program that uses a simple detection model for UX components to locate clickable areas. This would allow for global navigation similar to VimiumC
https://www.homerow.com/ Been using this for years.
Wow, how I have I never heard of this, this seems like a way better model than mouseless
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#67When I first tried OpenAI’s Atlas browser, I found it incredibly slow at moving the mouse. This could be a perfect use case for agents that need computer use.
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#68Using closed source software to drive my OS doesn't sound that appealing to me.
Yeah, feels kinda weird to think about using a mouse pointer utility with licensing DRM.
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#69Does anyone use a trackpoint and has still compared to this? I get it’s faster then reaching to mouse, but faster then trackpoint?
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#70good one