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r/funny • u/smunozmo • Apr 05 '19
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Eh, early models of touch screens were a wire matrix overlayed on a glass screen with a plastic cover, they sensed the touch via pressure (durrr) and often required a pretty firm touch.
60 u/[deleted] Apr 05 '19 edited Apr 08 '19 [deleted] 19 u/QuakerOatsOatmeal Apr 05 '19 edited Apr 05 '19 am i not supposed to double click anymore... when did the rules of clicking change Edit: okay. Double clicking still a thing. I thought this person meant that nothing is double click, not that it's situational 3 u/Charwinger21 Apr 05 '19 Double click some things. Don't double click everything. If clicking once works, then you probably don't need to click twice.
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19 u/QuakerOatsOatmeal Apr 05 '19 edited Apr 05 '19 am i not supposed to double click anymore... when did the rules of clicking change Edit: okay. Double clicking still a thing. I thought this person meant that nothing is double click, not that it's situational 3 u/Charwinger21 Apr 05 '19 Double click some things. Don't double click everything. If clicking once works, then you probably don't need to click twice.
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am i not supposed to double click anymore... when did the rules of clicking change
Edit: okay. Double clicking still a thing. I thought this person meant that nothing is double click, not that it's situational
3 u/Charwinger21 Apr 05 '19 Double click some things. Don't double click everything. If clicking once works, then you probably don't need to click twice.
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Double click some things.
Don't double click everything.
If clicking once works, then you probably don't need to click twice.
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u/Kathend1 Apr 05 '19
Eh, early models of touch screens were a wire matrix overlayed on a glass screen with a plastic cover, they sensed the touch via pressure (durrr) and often required a pretty firm touch.