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selimnairb
on Dec 9, 2022
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The Tesla Semi cab from the practical POV of someo...
And it is nearly impossible to reliably tap a button on a touchscreen in a moving vehicle on even smooth roads (at least by me).
Cerium
on Dec 9, 2022
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One technique is to dock some of your fingers against known reference points such as the corner of the screen, then you can stabilize the finger pressing the button and rely partially on muscle memory to locate the target button.
yreg
on Dec 10, 2022
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Yeah, this is the way. Still much less comfortable than a physical button, but not a great issue for power users either.
nikau
on Dec 12, 2022
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or best of both worlds and have physical soft keys down the side like oscilloscopes and other test equipment have.
BurningFrog
on Dec 10, 2022
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Yes, that's the downside.
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