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Are you a touch typist?
Are you a touch typist? 
Are you a touch typist?
- Yes - for more than 10 years
- Yes - between 5 and 10 years
- Yes - between 2 and 5 years
- Yes - up to 1 year
- No - but I want to learn
- No - and have no plans to learn
- No - (may or may not learn in future)
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ohm
I must have looked at the keyboard at some point in my life, but I can’t remember it. 
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foxtrottwist
I recently switched to Colemak Mod-DHm for my keyboard layout. This has really allowed me to improve my typing skills and enjoy it.
Technically I could touch type using Qwerty, but I’m not sure if that really counts as it really didn’t include much outside of the alpha keys. I never really enjoyed it or attempted to improve much.
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