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> They don't stay in a fixed position. Okay, then I don't understand the point of the quote, because it is a counterargument to your style of typing. > My han
by jules 8y ago
> They don't stay in a fixed position.
Okay, then I don't understand the point of the quote, because it is a counterargument to your style of typing.
> My hands have never felt uncomfortable when they are moving about slightly.
I used to peck, and now I don't, and I used to think that pecking was comfortable, and now I don't. The difference is night and day.
- whack 8y ago> Okay, then I don't understand the point of the quote, because it is a counterargument to your style of typing. The quote is saying that even if someone pecks, their typing speed isn't necessarily impaired. I'm not claiming to be as advanced as other pecking-typists, but I can still achieve bursts of 80 wpm. > I used to think that pecking was comfortable, and now I don't. The difference is night and day My hands feel about as comfortable while typing, as they do while I'm lying down or doing nothing. I don't see how they can possibly feel any more comfortable than that.