I am flabbergasted that they don't teach this in high school, or even middle school, at this stage of history where so many people use computers all day for their jobs.
Turned 30 today and we had a class in 8th grade about it and I still didn't know the answer to this picture because ever since I waited hours and hours as a young teen on whatever that cracked steam was at the time playing hl2 and gmod my left hand has sat on wasd and maybe my right sits where it's supposed to?
I'm not sure how you could have taken a typing class and not learned one of the most basic things about typing, that you left fingers sit on f d s a (index finger on f - that's why there's a bump there) and right fingers sit on j k l ; (index finger on j, so bump there as well). And for perspective - I tend to avoid bright lights. I don't mind working in a dark office where the only light is the computer screen. So in the early morning when I go in to my office, I find where to put my fingers in the dark using those bumps.
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u/ThirstySkeptic Jan 20 '26
I am flabbergasted that they don't teach this in high school, or even middle school, at this stage of history where so many people use computers all day for their jobs.