Now you have to perform Swan Lake in order to exit Vim
:swan_lake!
Someone has already beat Dark Souls on a DDR pad haven’t they
Yes and I’ve also seen it done on a guitar and Rockband drums.
Probably some other ones aswell, I’ve seen Mario 64 on a saxophone.
like, a good saxophone or a cheap one
and were they playing or just using the fingerings as a musician i have so many questions
Okay I kind of want to try some other games with my sax. Like sure it’s not as hard but dragon warrior 4 on the saxophone, I’m doing taloon’s chapter for a month and jamming in the weapon shop until I get that damn sword of malice the legit way. That sounds like a fun rehearsal.
What happens when I just start playing along with the music when I’m grinding, yknow?
God with in a year of release.
The real impressive one was someone who did it on a handful of bananas.
Took me a second to figure out it says T9 not tg.
The text in the last panel does not seem like native English. The original German version is more like “I code [while] dancing! I dance [while] coding!”
Not to nitpick, but how would you do T9 with 8 inputs?
that last digit was just whitespace and perids, we can do without.
first, ever since I changed to dark mode, i no longer need whitespace,
and I’m sure ladies will be happier without periods. win win
The centre pad is also an input on the common PC dancemats, as well as there also being a start and select button at the top. So they actually have 11 inputs
I would rather cut off my legs than to use T9 anything for typing
Well… I guess you could hop from button to button on your legless butt, but I don’t see how that would improve anything.
There are other ways, for example Ximik_Boda designed T2, a “pro” input method for T9 keyboards. Pressing a key, such as 8/TUV, brings up a popup that shows the mapping of characters to the second key, here 1=
t, 2=u, 3=v, 0=8. Every lowercase letter, number and symbol can be typed with exactly 2 key presses, and there is no annoying wait when typing words like “nonmonogamous” with 7 waits for the 6/MNO key multi-click to time out.Unfortunately, the order is important, for example 62 is
nand 26 is. Unordered pairs (9 keys and 2 legs) only allow for 36 combinations, which is not enough. 7² for 49 combinations plus two special keys, a modifier and a mode switch (lowercase/uppercase/navigation) seems to be optimal.
Coding like that would definitely keep you fit.
Reminds me of this Bugemos strip.
So, my most silent PC is complete. A fanless power supply, SSD array…
A passive processor heatsink with inherent 0.01 °C/W thermal resistance
And to replace that pesky clicky keyboard, I combined a webcam and semaphore code
I really should stop procrastinating and translate their whole backlog, I have it downloaded already…
How to keep fit when doing a bunch of computer work.
