by lvturner on 12/12/24, 4:53 AM with 120 comments
by qq99 on 12/12/24, 5:02 PM
I wish more keyboards would integrate that little red Lenovo mouse nub.
Some thoughts:
- allow me to maximize the youtube embed on your site, I can't really see the video clearly enough to gauge the product so had to open it on youtube
- little green cursor in your vid is very hard to see
- took me a long time to understand that your cells were rectangles, so "2 characters of any cell" didn't make sense for a while, maybe you could emphasize it (if only for the video)
by thehours on 12/12/24, 4:27 PM
- [1] warpd - uses grid
- [2] Scoot - uses grid
- [3] Shortcat - uses accessibility ui
- [4] Superkey - uses text ocr
[1] https://github.com/rvaiya/warpd
by taco_emoji on 12/12/24, 3:58 PM
by bittersweet on 12/12/24, 4:10 PM
by zfnmxt on 12/12/24, 4:34 PM
I exclusively use mouse keys with my QMK keyboard [1] and I'm just as fast with it as with a mouse. I have four different cursor speeds that I toggle between as I move the mouse: I use the SUPA FAST LIGHTNING SPEED mode to move across the sceen and then reduce the speed as I zero in on my target. It's totally seamless and easy.
I also happen to use Tridactyl which uses a very similar mechanism as mouseless, but sometimes when I'm lazy I just use mouse keys. I don't think navigating by key anchors is always better: there's a greater cognitive load to reading off characters and typing them vs. using WASD to move your mouse around.
Alternatively, we could all simply relent and accept the fact that this problem was solved long ago in hardware and ship TrackPoints on all keyboards.
by vunderba on 12/12/24, 5:30 PM
At any point in time, you could hit escape if your mouse was at the precision level you wanted. It actually worked pretty well.
by charkubi on 12/12/24, 4:59 PM
by xypine on 12/12/24, 10:35 AM
by t_von_doom on 12/12/24, 12:10 PM
by bronco21016 on 12/12/24, 4:15 PM
by evanjrowley on 12/12/24, 5:20 AM
It's similar to the grid that's provided by voice control on MacOS: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/use-voice-control-c...
by mistaken on 12/12/24, 11:44 AM
by M95D on 12/13/24, 11:09 AM
Such wonderful times... Gone now. Everything is touchscreen-only.
by aantix on 12/12/24, 4:06 PM
by charles_f on 12/12/24, 7:05 PM
by cool-RR on 12/12/24, 9:58 PM
by SubiculumCode on 12/12/24, 7:08 PM
Does anyone know of something like warpd, but is in the ubuntu repository, instead of someone's github like warpd?
by samatman on 12/12/24, 5:23 PM
https://github.com/croian/mouseless-issues/blob/main/mousele...
You at no point explain why your application needs to interact with SSL in any fashion.
What's up with that?
The combination of giving elevated permission to control the host computer, with network interaction? That's a bad combination. Why are these things combined in your application?
Edit: this comes across more accusatory than I meant it. I do think that the section should have a complete explanation of why the program needs an SSL bypass on certain networks.
by Ey7NFZ3P0nzAe on 12/19/24, 8:51 AM
it uses dichotomic splitting though
by novoreorx on 12/14/24, 3:50 AM
by MetaWhirledPeas on 12/12/24, 5:16 PM
A tool that uses a visual representation of your physical keyboard to move the mouse around the screen. So pressing Esc would move the mouse to the top left of the screen, and pressing H would move it closer to the center. Then repeatedly highlight smaller and smaller rectangles around the mouse cursor, repeating the process of tapping a letter, until you are satisfied with the cursor position.
by TheFreim on 12/12/24, 5:39 AM
by aitchnyu on 12/12/24, 2:45 PM
I changed keys to ASDFGHJKL;RVTBUM (18 characters) which is home row and index fingers and ok enough for clicking a close button a 27 inch screen. Dont recall any other tool offering this configuration.
This uses Python and Pydantic to validate configuration.
by lofaszvanitt on 12/15/24, 3:06 AM
:DDD
keyboard is not for fine grained movement, period. it might be useful for handicapped people, but I don't see the relevance in everyday usage.
by arkenflame on 12/13/24, 6:54 PM
It’s free and fully customizable too.
by silentguy on 12/12/24, 8:08 PM
by ksp-atlas on 12/12/24, 9:07 AM
by jauntywundrkind on 12/13/24, 3:49 PM
by hailruda on 12/12/24, 5:09 PM
by paravz on 12/14/24, 3:44 AM
by luhn on 12/12/24, 6:09 PM
Ahead of its time, I guess.
by eviks on 12/13/24, 3:47 AM
by defenestrated on 12/12/24, 4:11 PM
by syndicatedjelly on 12/13/24, 4:47 PM
by dartos on 12/12/24, 7:57 AM
by corytheboyd on 12/12/24, 7:59 PM
by ghjfrdghibt on 12/12/24, 6:08 PM
by jerpint on 12/12/24, 3:43 PM
by MoreMoore on 12/12/24, 7:59 AM
by lovegrenoble on 12/12/24, 7:37 PM