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Offline timw4mail

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Alternatives To Typeracer.
« on: Tue, 16 August 2011, 16:55:17 »
Woah...I haven't been here in a while. this place looks different.

Anyway...a while back there was a newish online typing game similar to TypeRacer that a few members from here played. I can't remember the name of it, but I can't find it with Google, and I know it's been mentioned here. Anyone remember?
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Offline timw4mail

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Alternatives To Typeracer.
« Reply #1 on: Tue, 16 August 2011, 17:30:28 »
Ah, that's right, it's Keyhero. That had been bugging me for a while. Especially since typeracer wasn't even working for me last I tried.
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Pointing devices- CH Products DT255 (With Lapis Lazuli ball), Razer Salmosa, Logitech MX400
Buckling Springs - IBM Model M 1391401 (1987) & IBM Model F AT
Cherry MX Blue Switches - iOne Scorpius M10 "otaku"(2009) & OCN-branded Ducky keyboard
Cherry MX Brown Switches - Compaq MX11800 & Cherry G80-8963LUBUS-2 (MX8100) & Filco FKBN91M/JB (Japanese Tenkeyless)
Cherry MX Black Switches -  US Micro Products Metal Keyboard USMP-KX065-TB-USB-A
Fake Cherry MX White Switches - Qtronix Scorpius 32 keypad &  Chicony KB-5191
White round SMK Switches - Gold VTech label keyboard
SMK blue Monterrey Switches - Chicony KB-5181
Damped tactile ALPS - Apple AEKII
Blue NEC Switches - NEC APC-H412


Quote from: bigpook;129625
: ) life is like a box of webwit. you never know what you are going to get.


Offline ogmios

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Alternatives To Typeracer.
« Reply #2 on: Tue, 16 August 2011, 17:58:29 »
I tried typeracer an hour or two ago, it sorta worked, but just displayed 0 wpm the entire time.
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Offline timw4mail

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« Reply #3 on: Tue, 16 August 2011, 18:01:00 »
Yeah, that's what I mean, it's not currently working.
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Pointing devices- CH Products DT255 (With Lapis Lazuli ball), Razer Salmosa, Logitech MX400
Buckling Springs - IBM Model M 1391401 (1987) & IBM Model F AT
Cherry MX Blue Switches - iOne Scorpius M10 "otaku"(2009) & OCN-branded Ducky keyboard
Cherry MX Brown Switches - Compaq MX11800 & Cherry G80-8963LUBUS-2 (MX8100) & Filco FKBN91M/JB (Japanese Tenkeyless)
Cherry MX Black Switches -  US Micro Products Metal Keyboard USMP-KX065-TB-USB-A
Fake Cherry MX White Switches - Qtronix Scorpius 32 keypad &  Chicony KB-5191
White round SMK Switches - Gold VTech label keyboard
SMK blue Monterrey Switches - Chicony KB-5181
Damped tactile ALPS - Apple AEKII
Blue NEC Switches - NEC APC-H412


Quote from: bigpook;129625
: ) life is like a box of webwit. you never know what you are going to get.


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