• Ghostalmedia
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    5611 months ago

    I knew “scary fast” had to mean some sort of processor bump for hardware, but I was secretly hoping they’d kill off the remaining Lightning ports on their keyboards, trackpads, and mice.

    And I was hoping they’d finally redesign that god awful mouse. I don’t know how people live with that thing.

    • @[email protected]
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      -911 months ago

      I think they want to force trackpads. I can’t even use a mouse anymore. Feels strange.

      • @NotMyOldRedditName
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        811 months ago

        Whe I use my Mac I only ever use the track pad, it’s amazing.

        I’m a software developer and I’ll still only use the track pad when working at my desk with my monitors.

        Still need a mouse for gaming though on the gaming PC.

        • @WhiteOakBayou
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          111 months ago

          You mean an external one right? Or are you using a laptop track pad all day with multiple monitors?

          • @NotMyOldRedditName
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            11 months ago

            Using the laptops track pad and multiple monitors (2 external + macbook)

            I find short of the mythical programmer who never uses a mouse because they they know 100% of the hotkeys, it let’s me keep my hands closer to the keyboard so I can move around and type quicker than going back and forth to the mouse.

            The workflow is much less disruptive.

    • @HollandJim
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      -1311 months ago

      That’s you. I love the mouse as it is.

      • Ghostalmedia
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        511 months ago

        It’s me, but it’s also a LOT of other people. Those mice are famously hated by many.

        • Space Sloth
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          211 months ago

          They’re indeed god awful. I prefer the Magic Trackpad over a mouse for Mac use.