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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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Touch typing.
I’ve been practicing this. In 30 years when computer input is primarily voice and touchscreens, we’ll be the only ones left. It’ll be like knowing how to use Morse code with a wireless telegraph.
I’m a software dev and one of my coworkers is a hunt and peck typist. I couldn’t function that way. He’s actually incredibly fast though, so it works for him. Definitely wouldn’t for me.
I had to look it up, but chorded input? What made you switch to it? Interest or necessity?
Fun fact: My left hand is on gamer pose wasd for typing (not to f position). Doesn't really hinder me from speedy touch typing.
I'm more of a QWER gamer.
You strafe with Q and E?