It is harder to intervene than not to, but it is vastly harder to choose to do either than to retreat into the scrolling names of one's contact list, or whatever one's favorite iDistraction happens to be.
On learning of the scrolls at the Institut de France, he contacted Delattre in the summer of 2013, and secured his help in getting the institute to agree to lend one scroll and fragments of one of the damaged ones.
In one of the earliest works in this show, from 1913, she painted a single long scroll of abstract motifs, one flowing into the next, alongside the text of a poem by Blaise Cendrars imagining a train journey from Moscow to China.
"So we're really focusing on the concept of the feed and bringing people back into an endless scroll of content where one piece seamlessly connects to the next".
This need to scroll was one of the biggest complaints of the iPod, indicating that if the interface was designed in a fashion such that scrolling was often necessary in many parts of the interface, usability ratings likely would not have been matched.
The scroll is one of a unique surviving set of sutras that once belonged to a temple in central China.
With Chordmaster, users scroll through one of the roughly 7,800 chords in the app's library, and it displays the proper finger placement.
It's the equivalent of picking your way through your calendar app, your weather app and your news app to cobble together the shape of your day — all in one scroll of a wheel.
And a slew of other memories you would rather not be immediately visible with one scroll of the mouse-wheel!
There are a number of cool new features within the app, such as the way stories flow into one another — once you've scrolled down to the end of one article, the headline of the following article appears directly beneath it.
