We had a Timex Sinclair 1000 which had a worse keyboard...but not by much.
(I had actually completely forgotten about the Atari 400 - I have a new appreciation for my parents for getting us the 800 and not the flat-key'ed 400...)
How about an AI software tool you put on your email that checks your email for misspellings and grammar only after you hit send, and sends it back to you if you've misspelled something?
Atari 800? My first thought was about the flat keyboard of the Atari 400. Maybe the worst keyboard ever created.
We had a Timex Sinclair 1000 which had a worse keyboard...but not by much.
(I had actually completely forgotten about the Atari 400 - I have a new appreciation for my parents for getting us the 800 and not the flat-key'ed 400...)
I think young uns imagine 'out of the box' means beging creative and don't realize there was ever an actual box.
The young uns never appreciated the box:
https://gobbledy.substack.com/p/on-being-out-of-the-box
How about an AI software tool you put on your email that checks your email for misspellings and grammar only after you hit send, and sends it back to you if you've misspelled something?
I think you're that AI tool, no?
I mean one you can disable.
Maybe you could have informed me that I needed to go back to my car before I took the elevator to my room for the night?
Maybe I'd rather run like a more nimble company that is half my size?