This and lightweight XR glasses have been an OK partial solution for me. Neither is perfect--if you don't wear corrective lenses (or at least if you have contacts) they might be much better. I'm still looking for a good solution. Projector was my first attempt and it had different drawbacks.

A key catch is that these slightly minify objects (or maybe you hold them further away). They're good for large crafts and OK for reading and laptop but I needed a larger font. Weight on the nose after about 30 min is an issue if upright. I wasn't brave enough to try it for cooking or other cutting.

I promise to do no computer graphics without you for 48 hours.

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du Maurier is like, right there, people...

Monospace for code vs. the surrounding proportional fonts is exactly the use case I care about as well.

I'll investigate putting this in the default Markdeep stylesheet, which will also make it easier to override a single font without having to restyle everything.

The business goal is to become 10% of the world wide gaming market, so I know it's close to everyone's heart. The labels on any given thing definitely change a lot to hit the broadest set of users and programs.

I'm personally happy just calling everything interactive a "game" everywhere.

Do you play Grow a Garden?

When I'm playing! I'm semi-retired now. I spend most of my time at sea except for some advising of other tech and game companies.

Indeed, something like that! We'll see if the wind and waves favor my actually arriving in Vancouver during SIGGRAPH week. The odds are currently about 20%. I've been eyeing both English Bay/False Creek and several local marinas as places to set up shop. But the weather may not cooperate.