Yeah, if you know how to type the letters/numbers/symbols on a keyboard are largely useless, beyond maybe a handful of the ones that you don't use very often like ^ or "pause break". I couldn't tell you off hand where most letters actually are on a keyboard without the letters being printed on the keys if I had to visually identify them, but I don't need to know where they are visually since I've learned the pattern off using muscle memory and my fingers can go straight to them when I need to hit them.
This might shock you, but I'm not about to go out and buy some acetone just to prove something to an anonymous person online; especially when I'm pretty sure acetone won't have any affect on the printing of keys on my keyboard anyway, since they're a transparent part of the letter block and not molded onto it. There are plenty of videos on YouTube of people extolling the virtues of using blank keyboards to learn to type or to program anyway, if you actually care about that.
The fact that you think that was "big talk" is on you anon. It certainly wasn't meant in that way, and the fact that touch typing is a thing hundreds of millions of people can do would make it pretty weak as big talk anyway. Or do you just think that touch typing is a myth or something?
If that anon's keyboard has homing bars it shouldn't be difficult. Doesn't really fit with the picture as its a touch screen with no points of reference. If anything it'd be like darkening a tablet screen to the point where nothing is visible and then trying to use the on screen keyboard.
I am blindposting. I don't think it will affect my typing, since I'm usually looking at the screen and not at the paint on my laptop keyboard. I d8did* make a mistake typing "usually" but I knew it and (hopefully) corrected it because I knew I hit thte wrong key.
Did I do good?
I've actually had that moment once or twice, where I've panicked because I can't remember my password and just let intuition take over because I've typed it so often I know the pattern even if I can't remember the actual components of the password. Thankfully most things like you see what you typed so I can just type it in and then check it.
It's part of the show's humor. Like all those pop-up windows that show up on the Knightmares screens when they're too damaged or connect a new weapon. No human being could read them all in battle.
He doesn't.
this animation is adorable, i had forgotten about it
thanks anon
They do make blank keyboards irl.
They're meant to troll people who don't actually know how to type, honestly.
Yeah, if you know how to type the letters/numbers/symbols on a keyboard are largely useless, beyond maybe a handful of the ones that you don't use very often like ^ or "pause break". I couldn't tell you off hand where most letters actually are on a keyboard without the letters being printed on the keys if I had to visually identify them, but I don't need to know where they are visually since I've learned the pattern off using muscle memory and my fingers can go straight to them when I need to hit them.
oh yeah? erase the letters and numbers with acetone on your keyboard and upload a video typing a paragraph with no mistakes
This might shock you, but I'm not about to go out and buy some acetone just to prove something to an anonymous person online; especially when I'm pretty sure acetone won't have any affect on the printing of keys on my keyboard anyway, since they're a transparent part of the letter block and not molded onto it. There are plenty of videos on YouTube of people extolling the virtues of using blank keyboards to learn to type or to program anyway, if you actually care about that.
hmm, so much for all that big talk huh?
The fact that you think that was "big talk" is on you anon. It certainly wasn't meant in that way, and the fact that touch typing is a thing hundreds of millions of people can do would make it pretty weak as big talk anyway. Or do you just think that touch typing is a myth or something?
Stop replying to yourself, moron.
I DID THIS WIHT MY EYES CLOSED INSTEAD. WHAT DO YOU THINK? LET'S SEE. BEHOLD MY UNLIMITED POWER!!!!!
Ok I made one mistake and accidentally hit the caps lock. Not bad
If that anon's keyboard has homing bars it shouldn't be difficult. Doesn't really fit with the picture as its a touch screen with no points of reference. If anything it'd be like darkening a tablet screen to the point where nothing is visible and then trying to use the on screen keyboard.
I am blindposting. I don't think it will affect my typing, since I'm usually looking at the screen and not at the paint on my laptop keyboard. I d8did* make a mistake typing "usually" but I knew it and (hopefully) corrected it because I knew I hit thte wrong key.
Did I do good?
Ya for real?
>tfw you realize you don't actually know your passwords, you just know how to type them
Happened to me with my phone's pattern, until one night I suddenly forgot and had to factory reset my phone
One of my ultimate fears.That's why I have sticky notes handy with my PW's just in case.
I've actually had that moment once or twice, where I've panicked because I can't remember my password and just let intuition take over because I've typed it so often I know the pattern even if I can't remember the actual components of the password. Thankfully most things like you see what you typed so I can just type it in and then check it.
Are we not allowed to have dumb fun entertaining shows anymore?
Nah cinemasins has poisoned people into thinking everything has to be a completely logically constructed puzzle.
Because he designed it himself, for himself
He read the manual and has a very good memory.
Practice
He has already meticulously planned each button press 2 episode ago
Power of stock footage
Has anyone ever exploited stock footage to win a /m/ battle?
Heavyarms ran out of stock footage once
None of the buttons actually do anything. Someone else is driving and handling things and just letting him feel good. It's like a toy.
He's a genius
Oh no?
Was Klim a parody of Lelouch?
Finally I can play Guitar Hero on the hardest difficulty.
Finally I can finish my 800-word essay on what not to do at a stoplight within five minutes!
> He doesn't type at 160+ wpm
Pfffttttt...loser.
Because He's Lelouch vi Britannia
Home keys, son.
Hehe.
he's a super genius
NEXT
It's part of the show's humor. Like all those pop-up windows that show up on the Knightmares screens when they're too damaged or connect a new weapon. No human being could read them all in battle.
>he can't speed read