(reppin QGMLWB by the way http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/carpalx/?full_optimization)
(reppin QGMLWB by the way http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/carpalx/?full_optimization)
The only trouble I have is if I have to take a break and they advance a bit. My gun seems to lock on things I don't expect it to (missiles). Otherwise, they can barely make it on to the screen.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emacs#Emacs_Pinky
discussed here:https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2610467
My biggest problem now is that I look like an absolute clown when typing on a conference room PC (with a standard keyboard)...
I may try to retrain myself, but it's been years and years of ingraining current physical patterns, so I'm not super hopeful. (It took me the better part of year to get used to the foot pedal, mostly to remember not to futz with it casually while I was just typing. Holding Control foot pedal while typing the word 'taxes' is painful in Windows apps...)
> Typing, Fastest. Mrs. Barbara Blackburn of Salem, Oregon maintained a speed of 150 wpm for 50 min (37,500 key strokes) and attained a speed of 170 wpm using the Dvorak Simplified Keyboard (DSK) system. Her top speed was recorded at 212 wpm.
I (could) absolutely type at 150 wpm. I would not be able to sustain it for 50 minutes. Nor could I type at 170 wpm, let alone 212 wpm.
Really like the animation and the sound effects. Would be awesome if there were more surprises, because the novelty (and difficulty) was reduced once I realized that there were always a set of words that I needed to target first, and the manner in which they appear didn't really change much as I progressed.
great job!
I ended up constantly triggering on the little ships and couldn't target the big ones