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▲ 12 r/typing

typing in a 12 °C weather + just woke up

(before this one i got 88, i had to re-record 'cos i forgot to enable the sound effect! sucks to be used to hotter weathers!)

u/ruby_R53 — 22 hours ago
▲ 106 r/copypasta

Why is creepy behaviour in women so normalized? (r/NoStupidQuestions)

I am a 17 year old boy and recently I’ve noticed a lot of creepy things that girls do which if a guy ever did it would cause serious issues. Over the weekend I went to a party and this one girl was crying and really upset so I felt badly and went to comfort her and apparently her “boyfriend“ (which didn’t exist) sent her a video of him giving a girl backshots. after I went over to her she asked me to go somewhere where no one else would be where she then held me in the bathroom with her and proceeded to get all over me which I was clearly not into. She took advantage of me. Now in the first place I was trying to be a good person so I got her a ride home and made sure she could have no more of her half empty bottle of vodka. Fast forward a bit and I stayed with her until her ride came and then she left so as I went back to the party people were calling me a torta pounder and saying that we did stuff which we obviously did not. Last time I ever do anything nice, the very next day I went to hangout with a few friends and some girls and just the guys got food while the girls stayed in the car. While I was waiting in line a random group of girls started taking pictures of me. Why is this normalized??? If a man did even the half of this stuff it would ruin their life.

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u/ruby_R53 — 3 days ago
▲ 19 r/typing

new here, just achieved this right now···

i got this new Redragon Mitra K551-1 a few days ago and am loving it since it allows me to type A LOT faster with a lot more consistency compared to my previous Logitech MK235 keyboard, tho' i do still need to get used to this keyboard as it's my very first mechanical one

plus, i'm looking for advice on how i could make my accuracy more consistent, as i often have my moments where my fingers just suddenly decide not to work together (they literally freeze whenever a word with a specific combination of letters shows up) or i just go with muscle memory and type a word that's a single letter different to the one on screen and that messes up all my typing process, consequently making speeds like this not very common

maybe i'm subconsciously trying to force my brain into moving my fingers at such a speed they get out of sync and eventually just give up altogether, which ends up making things worse than if i just typed without stressing too much about speed?

u/ruby_R53 — 4 days ago