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[solarbird]

I'm totally declaring bankrupt pants on my friendslist - I haven't had time to play catch-up on it in a week or so, tho' I've given it a couple of shots - if there's anything you want me to see, please point me at it here.

Also, the iPad's touch-capacitance screen combined with autocorrect got me to about three seconds short of throwing the fucking thing through a window today, so it's laptop time for me for a while. My skin capacitance isn't quite the same as yours. Resulting behaviours on iPad: normal, normal, normal, INSANITY-MAKING, normal. I want to be able to turn off auto-correction SO FUCKING MUCH THERE ARE NO WORDS.

Comments

[xpioti.livejournal.com]

I feel ya. Autocorrect on the iPhone is frequently obnoxious.

[jessie-c.livejournal.com]

You don't appear to be alone in your frustration (http://damnyouautocorrect.com/).

[maellenkleth]

Oh gauds, yes. I **hate** touch-capacitance devices. There's another datapoint, for what it's worth. :(

[stickmaker.livejournal.com]

Pics of ship!

[silussa.livejournal.com]

I have found through trial that cell phone touch screens don't like me, which is why I got one with a physical keyboard.

I had not considered skin caitance, but it makes sense.. Certainly watches have a surprisingly short lifespan if I wear them continually.

As for autocorrect, I have it turned off. A large chunk of my vocabulart, including work, sets it off.