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urlwolf
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killer app to practice new layouts with code, not prose
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Sat, 02 February 2013, 18:17:17 »
http://typing.lk/
Breaking out my new maltron, I'm typing python at 20 wpm (colemak). This beast is amazing.
As soon as I get used to the new layout, with arrows on the thumbs, I hope I'm more into 40-50 wpm.
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Re: killer app to practice new layouts with code, not prose
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Nice, thanks for posting.
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urlwolf
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there's also typing.io, which I think is better.
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