gloves

Its more like being a paramedic/EMT and not being allowed to wear gloves on call at blood covered scenes.

That's a good point, but asbestos used to be in everything from pipe covers to shingles to oven gloves.

It's the days when you need thick gloves/mitts that it most sucks to have to take them off too!

Nintendo had to settle a court-case by distributing gloves to players complaining of friction injuries.[0].

And certainly handling such individuals with kid gloves is important to mitigate the intransigence reflex.

Whatever - if it was important enough for users to give it to you for safekeeping that should be treated with kid gloves.

Good luck finding a shovel today that you can use without wearing gloves.

And then puts the gloves back on to open the door to leave?

Also, I would like to code while lying on the bed, a keyboard I can wear like gloves would be great.

They'll need certain projects to be treated with kid gloves.

Here in Amsterdam we have something similar (a button that doesn't push-in) but they're made of plastic, work with gloves, and light up when they're pressed.

Also, seeing as how it's winter, now about a version that goes down your sleeves and plugs in to a pair of gloves or mittens, making everything into a drumkit?

How could you know the burglar was wearing gloves if you weren't at the scene of the crime?" No winning there.

The issue with minor cuts leading to infection is also persistent; "gurry" (misc fish parts) and salt water get under your gloves.

I stopped using Java quite some time ago because my frustrations with "coding with gloves on" outstripped any benefits of the language.

This leads one to think they could "write with their gloves off" and nail down that algorithm in such a way that it will be usable everywhere.