>Aside from the frequency and positioning idiosyncrazies [sic] of the standard Roman alphabet typewriters we all use (which could be solved by training with the

>Aside from the frequency and positioning idiosyncrazies [sic] of the standard Roman alphabet typewriters we all use (which could be solved by training with the Dvorak system) 33 years later, we're still in exactly the same situation. Note: I really hope the author spelled "idiosyncrazies" that way on purpose.