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%% title = "on digital textures"
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- this is not about textures in the graphics programming sort of way. this is about textures in the *you can feel it under your fingers* way
- this is not about textures in the graphics programming sort of way. this is about textures in the _you can feel it under your fingers_ way
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- I don't know if it's just some weird synaesthesia thing or not, but one interesting observation I've noticed is that various cursors seem to give off different *textures*.
- I don't know if it's just some weird synaesthesia thing or not, but one interesting observation I've noticed is that various cursors seem to give off different _textures_.
like you hover over something and you can digitally feel it under your fingers
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- these textures just generally cause different pieces of software to give off different *vibes*;
- these textures just generally cause different pieces of software to give off different _vibes_;
for example, based on texture alone it is possible to determine whether something runs on web technologies.
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- you can probably tell this blog is a website just by *feeling* how it behaves.
- you can probably tell this blog is a website just by _feeling_ how it behaves.
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- the cursors, where <span style="cursor: pointer; text-decoration: dotted underline;">pointer</span> is used for elements that are clickable,
- the cursors, where [pointer]{style="cursor: pointer; text-decoration: dotted underline;"} is used for elements that are clickable,
and a text cursor is used for text.
``` =html
<style>
.digital-textures-pointer-cursor * { cursor: default }
</style>
```
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- <span style="cursor: default;">
when you have an interactive element and it <em>doesn't</em> have a <span style="cursor: pointer; text-decoration: dotted underline;">pointer</span> cursor on it, it feels almost <em>wrong.</em>
eerie in a way. out of place.<br>
- {style="cursor: default;"}
:::
when you have an interactive element and it _doesn't_ have a [pointer]{style="cursor: pointer; text-decoration: dotted underline;"} cursor on it, it feels almost _wrong._
eerie in a way. out of place.\
like have you noticed this branch is kind of really fucking weird with the default cursor?
</span>
:::
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- <span style="cursor: default; user-select: none;">and this one is *even* weirder, with unselectable text! (sorry for this. I'm trying to make a point.)</span>
- [and this one is _even_ weirder, with unselectable text! (sorry for this. I'm trying to make a point.)]{style="cursor: default; user-select: none;"}
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- the fact you can press <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>A</kbd> and it selects all text also gives off a texture typical of websites.
- the fact you can press `<kbd>Ctrl</kbd>`{=html} + `<kbd>A</kbd>`{=html} and it selects all text also gives off a texture typical of websites.
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- the common usage of [hyperlinks][def:word/hyperlink] over buttons is also typical of websites.
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- Git for Windows asks whether you want to use stock Windows `cmd.exe` or mintty.
for as long as I can remember, mintty always felt *wrong* to me. like the experience was not *Windowsy.*
simply because the terminal window is so tiny, the cursor is an I-beam, and the default font used is <span style="font-family: 'Lucida Console', RecVar;">Lucida Console</span> rather than <span style="font-family: 'Consolas', RecVar;">Consolas</span>.
for as long as I can remember, mintty always felt _wrong_ to me. like the experience was not _Windowsy._
simply because the terminal window is so tiny, the cursor is an I-beam, and the default font used is [Lucida Console]{style="font-family: 'Lucida Console', RecVar;"} rather than [Consolas]{style="font-family: 'Consolas', RecVar;"}.
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- synaesthetically, it feels to me as if `cmd.exe` is smooth, and mintty is rough. like with `cmd.exe` you're touching matte plastic, an LCD display, and with mintty you're touching a piece of paper or tree bark.