I just reactivated my X account to rant about how useless a touchscreen on a MacBook Pro is.
OLED? Welcome and loving it. But touch only makes sense on a tablet in your hand or flat on a desk. A vertical screen that wobbles with every tap has zero use for touch.
#MacBookPro
This is how @StateDeptSpox
responded to #Bangladesh’s autocrat #Hasina’s departure. The US will support the upcoming interim government of Bangladesh, which should be based on democratic principles, the rule of law, and the will of the people.
@zobayertt Yes. Exactly. Although we moved to fully touch control in everything and everywhere, I do miss physical ok physical buttons and interfaces.
I think one reason for removing the sensor from the back was to add a wireless charging coil.
In-Display fingerprint is the most unnecessary invention of all. My favorite was the back sensors that could be used as gesture input. If you can't have it in the back, why not in the power button! You can wake up and unlock your phone in a single action!
@zobayertt Same bhaiya. I had a pixel 4a and I love the fingerprint sensor and gesture input which I terribly miss in Pixel 7. Also, it doesn't work nearly as well.
https://t.co/jtTX32eze7
I like to give a shoutout to the things I enjoy using. I use google keep for todo and super quick stuff like address/phone number etc. But when I need to organize my thoughts, I use notion.
@zobayertt In JVM world, we do separate test module under src folder then, inside that module, test classes have same package name as the src. But if that's how it should be done is an interesting question. I guess, with modern IDEs, it doesn't matter. As long as agreed upon by the org.