I'm not necessarily talking something you would wear all the time - more like an inverted brass knuckle segment that only covers 1-2 fingers and puts a flat surface close to the palm in reach of your thumb. Haptics would be nice of course but probably impractical, yeah.

the intro tells you the ideal experience of playing the story is pulling an all-nighter and if not for the crash I might have done just that

despite being bad at rhythm games I chose HARD difficulty (the intended default) and scored a 100% perfect on the second song. got me completely in the zone

I hope you revisit touchpads! A tactile button makes more sense here, but I have long wished for a ring with a flat surface to swipe navigate things like turning pages in an ebook, scroll webpages, etc. Previously bought a device intended to control slideshows to repurpose for that, but it's clunky.

Love the concept! Most smart rings are so overwrought with sensors when all I want is a simple device, this makes so much sense to complement a Pebble. I look forward to seeing you iterate on similar devices in this form factor with other purposes.

update: now THIS is a video game

they're upgrades over keeping all my checklists in OneNote because hardly any of my coworkers seem to understand how that works, but apparently I had Planner tasks assigned MONTHS ago that I never even saw because I didn't know it existed. they got done, but never checked off. augh

it's good, it just looks like I'm drinking runoff from a wonka factory

I'd never heard of Qobuz before today but might have to try and compare the free trials of that and Tidal later. already long since exported my playlists and deleted Spotify, just haven't really been in a rush to pick a new primary service because I track everything on LastFM