I can type 90 WPM with 97% accuracy

[remy]

Pretty sure I'm gonna hit triple digit wpm before the end of the year 

https://monkeytype.com/

[HaughtyFrank]

Imppesrive

[Potato]

Your future career in the typing pool at the peanut factory awaits!

[remy]

I'm definitely going to be the envy of all my friends when I secure a high paying typists gig working for a handsome lawyer 😏

what are the rest of the bores stats???

[Coax]

[remy]

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[Potato]

 

[Nintex]

I genuinely can freak people out typing fast. Just look at it started at 156 WPM.

Did You know that the speed of 120 W.P.M. is within the top 1% of Typists in the world? That means once you reach this speed less than 1 out of every 100 Typists will be able to match your speed.

[Coax]

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What's your speed like with punctuation enabled? Always tends to knock my wpm down a bit :p

[Nintex]

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What's your speed like with punctuation enabled? Always tends to knock my wpm down a bit :p

Quick try, saved by the recovery in the end





. and , are fine but ( ) and ' " always fuck me up especially the double spaces. That low point was mustn't 

[Propagandhim]

 

[Uncle]

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I genuinely can freak people out typing fast. Just look at it started at 156 WPM.

Did You know that the speed of 120 W.P.M. is within the top 1% of Typists in the world? That means once you reach this speed less than 1 out of every 100 Typists will be able to match your speed.

I've always been curious if some languages are more conducive to faster typing than others, is your weird moonspeak better or worse in this case?

[remy]

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I genuinely can freak people out typing fast. Just look at it started at 156 WPM.

Did You know that the speed of 120 W.P.M. is within the top 1% of Typists in the world? That means once you reach this speed less than 1 out of every 100 Typists will be able to match your speed.

[Nintex]

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I genuinely can freak people out typing fast. Just look at it started at 156 WPM.

Did You know that the speed of 120 W.P.M. is within the top 1% of Typists in the world? That means once you reach this speed less than 1 out of every 100 Typists will be able to match your speed.

I've always been curious if some languages are more conducive to faster typing than others, is your weird moonspeak better or worse in this case?

For typing speed Dutch is absolutely terrible and for grammar even worse, I type faster in English. In our language the exception is the rule.

This sums it up pretty well:
https://www.learndutch.org/beginners/is-dutch-hard-to-learn/

[MMaRsu]

[Nintex]

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Now enable punctuation.

[chronovore]

I took typing in high school so I could play Zork faster.

In college, I didn’t get a job at the campus bookshop because I made two mistakes while typing 33WPM on a manual typewriter. It seemed ridiculous to measure errorless speed when overall speed with word processing corrective features allowed for overall efficiency.

Typing speed has never mattered since, in my career.

[Coax]

. and , are fine but ( ) and ' " always fuck me up especially the double spaces. That low point was mustn't 

Is this because of Dutch keyboard layouts being wacky? I remember testing a French layout for something and like half the keys were remapped, including numbers being on the Shift layer 

[Nintex]

. and , are fine but ( ) and ' " always fuck me up especially the double spaces. That low point was mustn't 

Is this because of Dutch keyboard layouts being wacky? I remember testing a French layout for something and like half the keys were remapped, including numbers being on the Shift layer 

QWERTY NL only has a few differences thankfully and still I prefer the US layout.
This blackwidow gaming keyboard sort of has springs under the shift and space buttons so you have to press them slightly longer for them register at times and wait for them to pop back up before pressing again and that can fuck things up when typing lightning fast.
It's a matter of nano(?)seconds but that can make the difference between typing isn't isn' t or isnt'. Also I have this habit of not pressing shift with just my right pinky when I try to type ( or ) but instead use both my ring finger and pinky.

Beat my punctuation record 

[remy]

I'm coming for you Nintex

[Nintex]

[Nintex]

[Cauliflower Of Love]

I type like 300 wpm when my girls comes in the room announced.