• Greyfoxsolid@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    I have to look when adjusting physical buttons in my car, same as I have to look when adjusting things on the touch screen in my car. And I don’t have to look at my phone keyboard while typing.

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      1 day ago

      Do you have problems with object permanence in everyday life? or just in your car?

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        19 hours ago

        Interesting that you would say someone like that when the options on a screen are in the same place, too.

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          18 hours ago

          Why even type this out?

          Do you just like arguing stupid points for fun even when you know yourself that you are wrong?

          Have you never seen an automotive touchscreen before?

          Even within one model/brand there are a ton of panes, and layouts. And even when you choose one layout, which apps are open changes the location and size of the buttons. Now add into that multiple brands, models, layout, and years… And your comment gets more worthless at every step.

          Beyond that. The screen doesn’t use haptic feedback to tell you where your fingers are so that the parts of your brain that evolved to handle that kind of context can use it without your fucking eyes. ‘Oh I touched the round thing, I know there are 4 rectangles next to this’ is a built-in feedback loop that a touchscreen does not provide at this time.