Computatrum Technicae Artis Cogitare First post
Computatrum Technicae Artis Cogitare-
Computer Technical Thinking/thoughts.
A place to add a few ideas about computer stuff I'm doing and posts or other items of interest.
After fossiking through my blogs and not finding a place to put a few ideas I decided to start yet another.I've now forgot what the blog was I wanted to write about, talk about short term attention span.
So this is about capturing ideas that I may want to develop later.
I've my productivity ones and glideapps ones and Asset management & Revit ones but I want to branch off into a general area
Typing getting worse.
I'm noting that my typing is becoming a lot less accurate and I'm having to go back and correct my mistakes.
I'm not sure if that is:
- fat fingers- Hitting 2 keys or between 2 keys (so missing the key I was aiming for)
- Wrong keys entirely- hitting not an adjacent key but one completely different. I do it occasionally, but not as frequently as fat fingers.
- Bad hand/eye coordination.
- Working on different keyboards. Although they are all Microsoft Surface computers so the keyboard layout is different and the sizes might be different too-
- Microsoft Surface Book - high buttons
- Microsoft Surface Laptop- lower buttons but could be a wider keypad
- Microsoft Surface Pro- smaller & detatchable keyboard
- Working in different positions. In bed on laptop and sitting for other 2 pc's. Although one would think that if that was the case, there would be less errors on the main computer and its use (being used more frequently and so becoming the norm).
Quintisential
I cam across the word being used in about a beach town in England, and looked it up and definitions came up, on online dictionaries, with having the special characteristics of a place/theme etc.
That was my understanding of the word. But there was no root of the word and so I looked up its definition and one
quintessential (adj.) from (https://www.etymonline.com/word/quintessential)
c. 1600, "purest, most refined, consisting of or of the nature of quintessence," from quintessence (Medieval Latin quint essentia) + -al (1). Related: Quintessentially; quintessentialize.
So we then plug in Medieval Latin quint essentia and we get from (
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/quintessence) the following:
What are the FOUR Elements? Science Lesson: Earth, Water, Air, and Fire
So the Fifth Element ( Sci-fi film)Q.E.D.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q.E.D.)
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