> Based on my own experience, using a computer at home 99% of the time meant playing video games. I ended up with a non-home-row style of touch-typing just by

> Based on my own experience, using a computer at home 99% of the time meant playing video games. I ended up with a non-home-row style of touch-typing just by being forced to get chat messages out quickly in StarCraft multiplayer. So it's at least possible to learn it from that, even if most don't.