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QWERTY keyboard is widely used for information processing nowadays in Japan, United States, and other countries. And the most frequently asked question about the keyboard is: “Why are the letters of the keyboard arranged the way they are?” Several papers in the field of information processing answer the question like this: “To slow down the operator.” It’s nonsense. In this paper we reveal the prehistory of QWERTY keyboard along the history of telegraph apparatus: Morse, Hughes-Phelps, and Teletype.
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Un texte qui montre que le QWERTY n'a sans doute pas été créé pour ralentir les dactylos [EN] #rccrc : http://t.co/34rQEWYMj6
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Once in a great while a myth is busted..
Contrary to what most people think, the QWERTY layout was not designed to slow people down. + Shumin Zhai , do you know about this paper?
The interesting history of the QWERTY keyboard QWERTY keyboard is widely used for information processing nowadays in Japan, United States, and other countries. And the most frequently asked questio ...
Lazy Reading for 2013/06/16 This is a text-heavy weekend, given yesterday’s post. Enjoy! • [SELinux’s toxic mistake]( http://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/linux/SELinuxToxicMistake ). If people ...
Lazy Reading for 2013/06/16 This is a text-heavy weekend, given yesterday’s post. Enjoy! • [SELinux’s toxic mistake]( http://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/linux/SELinuxToxicMistake ). If people ...
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