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> Is shift-S faster than cc? The keys are farther away from each other In my case, my left pinky rests on the shift and my left ring-finger rests on the "s", s
by jolmg 6y ago
> Is shift-S faster than cc? The keys are farther away from each other
In my case, my left pinky rests on the shift and my left ring-finger rests on the "s", so shift-S is just pressing the keys my fingers are already resting on.
- gmfawcett 6y agoYour pinky rests on the shift key? My touch-typing teacher would have smacked my fingers with a ruler. :)
- jolmg 6y agoI guess it's a habit from using the left Shift (and left Ctrl) a lot more frequently than the "A". If I just used the keyboard for writing text, perhaps resting on "A" would make more sense for me.
- gmfawcett 6y agoNothing wrong with that! Some of us were indoctrinated to rest our hands in a certain way, no matter what kind of typing we do. :)