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it's more like a pathological workaround. it's similar to people who spend years doing "hunt and peck" typing. if you practice enough, you can get up to a dece
by leetcrew 7y ago
it's more like a pathological workaround.
it's similar to people who spend years doing "hunt and peck" typing. if you practice enough, you can get up to a decent speed, but you would have been much better off taking a couple weeks to become a mediocre touch typist.
- Intermernet 7y agoI was a mediocre touch typist, and then spent many years doing hands on, IT support. I usually had to type on other people's keyboards while I was offset to one side, or even on the other side of the desk. I'm now a terrible touch typist, but a pretty good upside down, one handed typist!