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The letters on a keyboard is placed really random. Amirite?
by Anonymous11 years ago
They're placed so that the most commonly used letters aren't bunched together, which was a problem in the days of typewriters because if you hit two keys too close together they'd jam.
THE MORE YOU KNOW.
by Anonymous14 years ago
Answer thief.
by Anonymous14 years ago
thanks for the information
by Anonymous14 years ago
But R and T are close to each other and are used commonly O:
by Anonymous14 years ago
The letters on a keyboard are* placed really randomly*
by Anonymous14 years ago
your grammar is terrible,amirite?
by Anonymous14 years ago
I'm not english. Sorry
by Anonymous14 years ago
Yeah! Fuck you ANON. How many languages do YOU know?
by Anonymous11 years ago
Not randomly, someone did a study of which way is the hardest for a human brain to remember, back when they had type writers and they kept jamming up, because people were typing too fast. To slow them down, the qwerty keyboard was created. And even though we don't have that problem anymore, we kept it, ffs .
by Anonymous11 years ago
I read a few years ago that is actually not true.. I think it had something to do with the original typewriter though, but it wasn't just to prevent people from typing too quickly.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I think it was something like this:
http://home.earthlink.net/~dcrehr/whyqwert.html
by Anonymous11 years ago
Oh god, please don't read this, it's from two years ago - I KNOW MY GRAMMAR NOW, PROMISE!
by Anonymous11 years ago
I thought it was placed most used letters closest to the hand and least used letter further away
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