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[Martijn Smitshoek]

Especially if you work at home with a keyboard that has a different horizontal pitch than the one st ypur pffice

[gervacleto]

Frequently, I try to write FORM and end writing FROM

[MikeD 2]

For me its compnay I am not dyslexic but apparently my fingers are....

[JohaViss61]

Most are in SQL: SELECT => SEELECT, SELLECT FROM => FORM WHERE => WERE, WEHRE DELETE => DELLETE, DELETTE Maybe it is because I hate SQL, but have to use it every day. Too bad SQL Server Management Studio doesn't have auto correct.

[JohnDG52]

Ephelant. Hostipal. Prety mush anithink els. Abandon hope.

[MKJCP]

It seems like my hands want to go back and forth as I peck. Words that alternate letters and then don't are at risk.

[Alister Morton]

Gerp! Many years ago a colleague and I wrote a shell around grep that took the output and fed it to a macro in brief which set up all the matches as search points, and we called it gerp - so you would gerp a file and brief would pop up and you could then next/prev to all the matches.

[Alister Morton]

FILE * for years always came out as FIEL * for me!

[Bruce Patin]

I have to logon to onmicrosoft.com every time I debug, to get to the secret keys, so I have finally got micorsfot.com down pat.

[Duke Carey]

but in your response you got both "anything" and "ending" correct. Kudos!

[agolddog]

serach. Good thing that software developers never write it.

[jeron1]

:laugh: Indeed! When I switch keyboards, all bets are off (and the backspace key gets a helluva good workout).

"the debugger doesn't tell me anything because this code compiles just fine" - random QA comment "Facebook is where you tell lies to your friends. Twitter is where you tell the truth to strangers." - chriselst "I don't drink any more... then again, I don't drink any less." - Mike Mullikins uncle

[Kirk 10389821]

That's because you are THINKING: Redis - Tributables which is un-pronounceable on the first attempt! LOL

[Kirk 10389821]

Since this is a programming forum... Please write a programming language that works this way! First with the native words of the language... Then allow this for the function signature matching... I have a name: Dyslexia++ Tag line: Intrinsic Code Obfuscation... Plus Execution Obfuscation...

[bryanren]

- th e~~~ - part of the current word and part of the next - slipped into the queue Then, I got a clicky-clacky keyboard. I learned quickly which flingers dangle. And now, ServiceNow has some key buffering in their memo fields that mangle text and curser position. (they move the cursor and make a curser out of me.)

[sasadler]

Yep, but only when I'm going full speed (brain 3 steps ahead of my fingers). For me it's the word 'print', I always seem to type 'pring'. I use the ping command much more often then typing the word 'print'.

[RickZeeland]

Ah, I was thinking, that must be it! :-\

[Mark Starr]

Yes, for whatever reason, counter Comes out couter a lot.

Time is the differentiation of eternity devised by man to measure the passage of human events. - Manly P. Hall Mark Just another cog in the wheel

[Ralf Quint]

Probably 70%-80% of the time, I am typing "falg" instead of "flag". Is happening this way pretty much for 45 years, and it is a word, specially when working in assembler, that is very frequently used...

[earloc]

paramters 😉