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p99ers are in the top 0.1% of pretty much every important metric.
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Just did some Google test and it's 90 wpm. I never learned to type using all fingers. I'm one of them old people who only use their index fingers but I guess I type pretty quickly using them (shift, alt are multi-fingered). I blame your parents for me never learning.
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Haven’t tested it in a looong time, but back then it was 80+.. probably faster now..?
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#14
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got off the phone with someone who had a foriegn accent, they said they could not help me.
call back demand to talk to someone with an american accent, theyre on the phone with fedex tracking down my issue. | ||
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annnnnd he's got a new package being re-delivered, expedited overnight shipping free of charge.
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Mick, you're dumb.
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125-150 WPM on average. It really depends on if the sentence includes a number; I've never learned how to use numpad effectively and I memorized the distance between keys for ` to = mnemonically.
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Engineer of Things and Stuff, Wearer of Many Hats
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When I was clocked last, nearly 10 years ago at this point, I was around 140. I know I've gotten a little faster since then, likely sit around 150 or so if I had to guess.
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