Well it's a relief that the XMB is there as the basic DNA in the underlying structure. I would be sad to see that totally go away.

Thank you kindly for the advice. I have Resistance 3... I will give it another shot while I wait for some sign from Sony what they and developers plan to do with PS Move in the next generation...

Does anyone know why motion gaming for the PS4 has been so quiet? No known PS Move games, not much payoff on having the camera (at least at launch), and this patent went nowhere.

Any tips on how to not be annoyed having to aim at the edge of the screen to turn your body/viewpoint? That bugged me.Do you turn up the sensitivity/dead zone area whatever setting?

BTW, has anyone heard anything about PS Move on the PS4? I don't understand what the plan is. They are tracking the controller for very little payoff, yet I hear nothing about PS Move games.

Do you all use the gun? I have it and gave up on FPS for Move. Though I didn't try rail shooters. Recommendations?

Whatev. All I know is that PS Move is super accurate and is the best option for a lightsaber game, which the universe owes me. For all you whiners, and Neal Stephenson (who I won't call a whiner at this juncture), come over to my house and gladiate me in Sports Champions. I like Pacífico and don't forget the limes.

Wish the headlined used Typography instead of Fonts. You obviously use it in the write up, but it makes it a little more lowbrow to say this is a game about fonts.

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And we'll see about that new iPhone. I want value-addeds and no compromises (I will be disappointed if the button is entirely capacitive or is convex).

Not losing your phone.

Whatever, Slide to Unlock is a PITA and I am tempted to jailbreak more of my devices to disable that. I just pushed a button, don't make me do more work!

So everyone suffers and pays more and wastes time because some companies employee forgetful drunkards?

Not sure if we have the same definitions of reasonable. To me it would involve, at minimum, lip service to the fact that you're asking for something more than efficiently moving people, which is what Musk proposes, and that there would be logistical issues, costs, limitations and compromises involved with your…

Lock screens need to die. Not sure this is the solution, this article doesn't even attempt to present a balanced context in which to judge the actual intended use case. But it's heartwarming to know that engineers and designers are out there overengineering and overdesigning solutions to artificial problems.

I agree that solution would be appear to solve problems that are pain points, but it's currently not happening for air travel, so do you think it's reasonable to ask it of something that is not even built yet?

Like any new engineering project, it will probably be several bazillion, even a kajillion. But we spend that on air travel easily, and air travel is about maxed out in terms of capacity. Not being scientific about that, but it surely seems like it when I fly, and I know it's much worse than even cars for climate…

Yes to everything you said except cars (I know you were just mentioned that they are of interest to this effort/meme). They add such a ridiculous burden to the simple problem of moving some meat around.

Got it. But what disambiguates a finger that is very close to the projection surface from one that is just touching? This is usually done with embedded sensors or cameras on the opposite side of a transparent/lucent surface, so I'm very curious how they pull this off reliably.

Think of it like air travel. Assume cars and means of acquiring them exist at your destination.