← Back to context Comment by NooneAtAll3 7 hours ago if you want a blank page you can open notepad exe 4 comments NooneAtAll3 Reply serf 7 hours ago but then you're still limited to that set of glyphs.I can fold the paper into origami.I guess one could extrapolate a programming metaphor as the origami that notepad.exe enables. accoil 27 minutes ago A blank notepad window still requires imagination to fill. I like to use a wacom+krita because I like to doodle while thinking. None of that requires paper. rchaud 3 hours ago And I suppose you could sketch on notepad with ASCII but some might prefer the cave-painting primitiveness of pen and paper.
serf 7 hours ago but then you're still limited to that set of glyphs.I can fold the paper into origami.I guess one could extrapolate a programming metaphor as the origami that notepad.exe enables. accoil 27 minutes ago A blank notepad window still requires imagination to fill. I like to use a wacom+krita because I like to doodle while thinking. None of that requires paper.
accoil 27 minutes ago A blank notepad window still requires imagination to fill. I like to use a wacom+krita because I like to doodle while thinking. None of that requires paper.
rchaud 3 hours ago And I suppose you could sketch on notepad with ASCII but some might prefer the cave-painting primitiveness of pen and paper.
but then you're still limited to that set of glyphs.
I can fold the paper into origami.
I guess one could extrapolate a programming metaphor as the origami that notepad.exe enables.
A blank notepad window still requires imagination to fill. I like to use a wacom+krita because I like to doodle while thinking. None of that requires paper.
And I suppose you could sketch on notepad with ASCII but some might prefer the cave-painting primitiveness of pen and paper.