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comments(528)
#525 -
veroneej (12/16/2011) [-] 
**veroneej rolled a random image posted in comment #142 at wet ** i own a fail stamp u just made me fail stamp own cpu
#521 -
anonymous (12/16/2011) [-]
yeah dumbass, its for homerow, people who like to type effciently, i dont understand how this gets front page!!
#519 -
soule (12/16/2011) [-] **soule rolled a random image posted in comment #85 at Fus Ro Dah! **It's for the 'home position' of your hands on the keyboard.
Pic... somehow related?
Pic... somehow related?
#512 -
senseofpurpose (12/16/2011) [-] They are there to guide your index fingers to their proper location on the keyboard w/o the need to move your eyes and check where those keys are.
#508 -
hellkitequeen (12/16/2011) [-] My keyboard doesn't have underline bumps anywhere actually....
#504 -
MerryodokBrandybuk (12/16/2011) [-] so blind people can type assface, it's a physical bump, and often just a dot not a line.... go fuck yourself
#507 to #504 -
onmyzephyr (12/16/2011) [-] Actually, they're there so people can type without looking. You're supposed to put your index fingers on the raised keys and feel your way back to it if you're typing the "proper" way.
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sumoverhistories (12/16/2011) [-] Blind people can and do use computers. that's what things like Microsoft Narrator are for. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blindness#Computers)
The underlines aren't necessarily for blind people though. If one is really proficient in typing, you won't end up ever looking down at the keyboard. The bumps allow you to put your fingers in proper position without looking down. F and J are 'home keys'.
( http://www.worldstart.com/keyboard-bumps/)
The underlines aren't necessarily for blind people though. If one is really proficient in typing, you won't end up ever looking down at the keyboard. The bumps allow you to put your fingers in proper position without looking down. F and J are 'home keys'.
( http://www.worldstart.com/keyboard-bumps/)
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euroscratch (12/16/2011) [-] You can't narrate a graphical interface, which is what the majority of computers use. The only way that would work is if they used a text-based computer, but those went out of style decades ago.
Narrator is intended for people with poor vision. As in, they are not blind, but have difficulty seeing
Narrator is intended for people with poor vision. As in, they are not blind, but have difficulty seeing
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coventry (12/16/2011) [-]
Just to show how front page makes the well thought-out posts all the more credible...