Yeah, I read an article about this exact thing. It said calling it a "workaround" puts the burden on the user to fix a broken design. If a stop light only used color, a colorblind driver would have a real problem. They shouldn't have to guess based on position alone. The point of the simulator is to find those broken spots before the user does.

My Huion glove lasted about a year before the thumb seam split. I mean, for the price it was fine, but I started noticing little scratches on my screen protector from my pinky nail dragging. Maybe a full-finger design would last longer, idk. I just tape the fingers on my old one now.

But what if the water came in from above? A good floor can't stop a leaky roof.

Fabric glue is such a good call for that! A hot knife is awesome if you're careful, but a cheap wood burning tool from the craft store works the same way. Just do it outside, that melted plastic smell is nasty.

Measure the actual temperature, don't just trust the dial.