> It was a Minecraft convention. We had the game set up with a keyboard, and a controller. By the 2nd day we realized, none of the kids could use a keyboard. So on the 2nd day we set up two controllers instead.

> Then I noticed something else. We counted it. 50% of the kids would come up to the console, push the controller out of the way, and try to touch the screen.

Hfuffzehn 3 hours ago | parent [-]

I never felt more violated than when a coworker 15 years younger than me started to touch my work laptop screen.

I mean, she was right, it turned out to be a touch screen, but really who does something like that?

	▲	andai 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		When I was growing up, my school had Macintosh Computers, and their displays were Soft and Squishy, and we'd spend long periods of time just squishing the displays to observe the satisfying visual effects that this would produce.