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Is that wrighter or writer? |
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wrighter... as in playwright. |
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How would you differentiate between so many different key strokes in your walking pattern? I get the idea, but 26 separate patterns just for the alphabet, plus space, delete, return (etc.) If you could figure that out, I'd own one. |
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run backwards a few strides to delete an error? |
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Shuffle for the shift key? |
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I hate not being able to walk and write at the same time. You could incorporate variant 'keyboard' layouts for the cha-cha, the late-night drunken stumble, the tango, etc.
'Course, who knows where you'd end up. |
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I've occasionally tried to figure some sort of method for typing while walking, sans keyboard. I never came close to thinking of this method. I think I'd look even sillier than usual doing this at a client site. I'm pretty sure I couldn't master all of the foot strike patterns. |
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Those with short strides would get more "keystrokes" per mile. Guessing that a person's stride might be in the neighborhood of 2.5 feet, this would be 2112 keystrokes per mile. At about 20 minutes per mile, this would be about 105 keystrokes per minute or 1.76 keystrokes per second. If I remember correctly (not likely), this would be 10.5 words per minute. Just my speed. |
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I think it would look something like playing DDR... while running down the street at the same time. Bun for the image. |
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You could time the steps in morse code. |
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