How Purism avoids Intel’s Active Management Technology

Re:How Purism avoids Intel’s Active Management Technology by Nexxxeh on Sunday August 16, 2020 @07:51PM (#24182410)

But display notches obscure the display, they're a functional issue. There's literally a hole in the image. (I have a top centre notch, and curved corners, on my A70. When watching content, wherever possible I letterbox the corners and notch out so that I'm not missing anybody the actual frame.)

Most typists aren't touching the nipple when they're typing, so is it an objection that's purely aesthetic, as opposed to notches?

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Re:How Purism avoids Intel’s Active Management Technology by Godel_unicode on Monday August 17, 2020 @12:14AM (#24183894)

My experience is absolutely not that most typists I know don't touch it accidentally, that sounds aspirational to me. It's definitely in the way and annoying if you're not thinking about it. Especially if you're doing something like video editing where you don't have your hands in the normal typing position. Or even in an IDE where you're back and forth to the trackpad a lot.

People who type a lot are super sensitive to changes in their keyboard, and this is a change to the keyboard. It's definitely both aesthetic and functional.

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