A comment in the video pointed out that the mouse had been invented back in 1964 and claiming it was not common is a cop out. The author of the video didn't know about it before this issue and I didn't know about it. But now we knew, and for how many others was this true?
> Current implementation did not scale up.
Did the prototype suggest it would?
There was no mention in the box that there was a limit. It was the fancy version with EMS-support, so it was not a hardware problem.
I was all on board with it in Borland Pascal for Windows, and Delphi, but when I looked at C++, I got off that train. You can always take a good idea, and go too far with it... I never did understand the whole Factories for classes thing.
xkriva11•8mo ago