So, I'm older, my vision is worse, and my keyboard is smaller, all conspiring to increase the number of typos to be found in my posts. It's more than a little frustrating, but it is what it is. Sorry about that. 
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So, I'm older, my vision is worse, and my keyboard is smaller, all conspiring to increase the number of typos to be found in my posts. It's more than a little frustrating, but it is what it is. Sorry about that.
preach it. i read some of my posts and it's like wow. hopefully the grammar police aren't too near. UGH
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
So, I'm older, my vision is worse, and my keyboard is smaller, all conspiring to increase the number of typos to be found in my posts. It's more than a little frustrating, but it is what it is. Sorry about that.
I'm older, have had cataract surgery, with lense implants in both eyes. Had detached retina surgery (one was a total detachment) twice in one eye and have to use xiidra for dry eye issues....AND I work in IT....you are not alone.
So, I'm older, my vision is worse, and my keyboard is smaller, all conspiring to increase the number of typos to be found in my posts. It's more than a little frustrating, but it is what it is. Sorry about that.
Try it with dyslexia and a stupid smart phone. If i had a dollar for the number of times ive faced this (rarely on RF), id have around $85.
exchemist
Veteran Member
I have the same plroblmn.So, I'm older, my vision is worse, and my keyboard is smaller, all conspiring to increase the number of typos to be found in my posts. It's more than a little frustrating, but it is what it is. Sorry about that.
I think the best thing to do in this situation is to just develope the skill of not giving a crap.
Amazing how much easier life gets after that skill is developed!
Amazing how much easier life gets after that skill is developed!
PureX
Veteran Member
Yup. I need a keyboard if I want to ever say anything. Touch screens are just too small and too sensitive.
Want to become richer that Bill Gates? Invent a fast, intuitive computer interface that doesn't require typing, or audio commands. You will become wildly wealthy overnight.
Want to become richer that Bill Gates? Invent a fast, intuitive computer interface that doesn't require typing, or audio commands. You will become wildly wealthy overnight.
They have that already, actually. Stephen hawking had a sensor that would track his eyes and type a message according to where they landed, if I remember correctly.
PureX
Veteran Member
But that would take great effort to 'learn' to use. We need it to be intuitive.
Now that we're all wearing masks, anyway, maybe a soundproof mask for audio input. But ideally, a 'consciousness reader' of some sort.
Katzpur
Not your average Mormon
I got cataract surgery a couple of years ago, paid $2,000 above what my insurance would cover so that I could get multifocal lenses, the kind that correct your close-up vision as well as your distance vision. I'm wearing reading glasses as we speak. Wish I'd put the $2,000 towards a nice vacation, since my distance vision never was all that bad in the first place.
going to have my cataracts done on the 14th and 28th...
One advantage of not having a smartphone.
oldbadger
Skanky Old Mongrel!
They're quite good at that now, but 'all the best'.
My right eye has a cataract but so far I haven't bothered with doing anything about it because it is very badly myopic and my brain only uses my left eye's signals anyway.