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A Collection of seasonal art of all mediums and genres, and from artists of all ages and talents from well seasoned experts to beginners.
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Getting just the track you want on your iPod is sometimes fiddly at the best of times. Annie's got pretty good with her arms in the past few years, but the fine control you need to get just the right pressure on the scroll wheel is really hard...
And while having to concentrate to keep your balance too.  No wonder she looks a bit cross. |
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I've noticed in the past a lot of touch screens and laptop touch pads that use capacitive touch-sensing rather than pressure don't work if you use pens or metal items, since they rely on skin capacitance.
I've always wondered what a bilat. hook wearer would do in such instances.
I don't own an iPod so couldn't check, but the scroll wheel is made by the same Synaptics that did the touch pad on my laptop, and I just checked and it wouldn't work with metal.
Annie may be in even more trouble than she originally thought. Or may have the original model that had a wheel that really did go round.
On the more obvious note though, her musical tastes are very good.
(And my iPod responds to a pen for on and off, and for jumping forward and back, but not for scrolling the wheel.)
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I think she could use the 'click' function but not the scroll. Making the thing pretty useless really. Unless she could get skin contact somehow - nose? But because her arms are off so high, it would be very difficult, if not impossible, for her to raise the iPod up to her face, I think.
Damn!
But then, who *doesn't* like Emily Strange? Or would she hate people liking her...?
She just had to go on eBay to get the right one
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