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I have never had an accident where I have pressed a button and accidentally sent seven chapters into cyberspace, never to be seen again
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Human capacity to type was faster than the machine and its mechanical parts could handle, so the odd key placement common on typewriters was invented to slow down typing speed.
 
Human capacity to type was faster than the machine and its mechanical parts could handle, so the odd key placement common on typewriters was invented to slow down typing speed.
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Today typewriters are becoming rare, replaced by [[keyboard]]s on [[computers]] that use printers.
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Today typewriters are becoming rare, replaced by [[keyboard]]s on [[computers]] that use printers. Yet some people still prefer them:
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{{quotebox|"I have never had an accident where I have pressed a button and accidentally sent seven chapters into cyberspace, never to be seen again. And have you ever tried to hack into my typewriter? It is very secure." [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/7427237.stm]}}
    
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