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> ...That said, it's still slower than typing. Finger-on-nose! It seems to be a question of utility and efficiency rather than primarily an emotional response
by mojomark 9y ago
> ...That said, it's still slower than typing.
Finger-on-nose! It seems to be a question of utility and efficiency rather than primarily an emotional response to effectiveness of a given UI.
I type emails because it's faster. I handwrite class notes because I often use freeform groupings and diagrams that would make using a word processor painful.
- emodendroket 9y agoOn the other hand, learning to type took some effort and I see many people who do not know how to properly type. The case for handwriting might have looked better if you assumed people would not all want to become typists.