When you have an iPad sitting next to a Mac, if you push your cursor with the trackpad on the edge, it can move to the iPad.
The question is: what sorcery is MacOS using to figure out in which side the iPad is sitting? I did not tell MacOS this at all, and it just figured it out.
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