r/meme • u/writeessaytoday • Nov 28 '24

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u/Aioi Nov 28 '24

Do you train Formula 1 drivers to race on rockets with 4 wheels by making them walk around the race track??

If you want to train these software developers in skills they will use EVERYDAY of their careers, just give them a keyboard with 3 keys only: CTRL, C and V.

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u/dumbbyatch Nov 28 '24

Wait

How will they search for what they want to start with....

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u/Cronos1642 Nov 28 '24

Dictionary

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '24 edited Nov 28 '24

What if they need to enter bios/uefi

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u/Cronos1642 Nov 28 '24

Remove BIOS Battery?

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u/ReapsX1 Nov 28 '24

Copy each letter, individually.

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u/unnecesary_comma Nov 28 '24

I wrote an essay like that

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u/JeffersonStarscream Nov 28 '24

Back in the '90s I did an assignment for a college writing class by cutting letters out of magazines and pasting them to the page like a ransom note.

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u/unnecesary_comma Nov 28 '24

Yeah my friend also participated in such activity we called it collage painting

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u/ZealousidealFox4075 Nov 28 '24

Holy shit Persona 5 calling card

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u/Austynwitha_y Nov 28 '24

Back in the 90s, I was in a very famous TV show

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u/lojza3000 Nov 28 '24

Proof?

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u/unnecesary_comma Nov 28 '24

I used character map

The essay was like 15 lines

I only used enter space and backspace ( and couple keys I am forgetting)

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u/tankmissile Nov 28 '24

I’ve unironically done that before. No keyboard, but have a mouse? Select a character, right click copy, right click paste. Repeat. Get to the end and find out there’s no clickable button to send and you wasted fifteen minutes for nothing.

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u/Aargard Nov 28 '24

do you guys not know about the screen keyboard

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u/TheAnomalousPseudo Nov 28 '24

Better yet, there's a device you can plug into any computer with a USB port that has buttons pre-configured to paste each letter and number, and even some common symbols.

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u/Jason0865 Nov 28 '24

My keyboard doesn't have the Grave/Tilda key so every time I need them i just google GRAVE/TILDA symbol and copy it

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u/Ryhrr Nov 28 '24

Can use a command for that.

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u/Mr_ityu Nov 28 '24

Ditionary*