Speed is important. Patience is important. Stepping back and smelling the flowers is important. It's not about fast or slow. It's about right, and you can't be right all the time if you're stuck in the habit of zooming along all the time.
I remember how many _years_ it took Apple to figure out how to do right-click properly while their competitors were speeding along with that silly second button.
I honestly didn't realize that Apple ever figured that out. I started out on Macs (Mac+), but haven't had one since the '90s. I used one earlier this year trying to do stuff for my cousin on her machine. That mouse was truly bizarre. You'd accidentally touch it a certain way and weird shit would happen.
I'm sure it's great once you learn it and get used to it, but not exactly intuitive.
Speed is important. Patience is important. Stepping back and smelling the flowers is important. It's not about fast or slow. It's about right, and you can't be right all the time if you're stuck in the habit of zooming along all the time.
I remember how many _years_ it took Apple to figure out how to do right-click properly while their competitors were speeding along with that silly second button.