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I can totally not type blindly when not sitting perfectly. E.g. reaching over to the side to type in something when using a beamer. How does this work for you?
by anotheryou 10y ago
I can totally not type blindly when not sitting perfectly. E.g. reaching over to the side to type in something when using a beamer. How does this work for you?
- NTripleOne 10y agoI'm not him but I genuinely can't remember the last time I needed to actually look at my keyboard, regardless of where or how I'm positioned. Although I don't find my fingers on the keyboard from the homerow nubs, I use the caps lock and return keys as my finger landmarks. It's probably (read: definitely) because I'm a heavy PC gamer, but looking now I've just noticed that my 'fingers resting on keyboard' pose is... odd, to the say the least. Fingers from left to right, left hand: shift, A, W, D, space (which is sorta to be expected) Right hand: right alt, J, O, [, return
- anotheryou 10y agoI moved my awd one to the right. If I really like a game I go through the pain of adjustig all controls one key to the left :) I'm more of a casual gamer though. Only things with short rounds and online multiplayer for me.
- dahdum 10y agoLeft control and the nubs help me home, and given the different key profiles per row and general "feel" it's not a problem. What is a beamer in relation to keyboards?
- anotheryou 10y agoI just meant not sittin in front of it, but typing standing, wen turning to the side etc. This mostly happens when I use a beamer.