27.4.2000
Coming from the "And I Feel Fine" department, a Lockergnomie discovered how to spice up his keyboard. Put your fingers on home row; for those of you untrained typists (hunters and peckers), that means place your left index finger on 'F' and your right one on 'J' -- then your other fingers on the flanking keys. Do you feel anything? On some keyboards, there are bumps on the 'F' and 'J' keys, on others, the bumps can be felt on the 'D' and 'K' (assuming, of course, you're using an 'English' keyboard). What about the other keys you use on a regular basis which aren't in your reach? Would you like tactile 'feedback' from them, too? Whip out a glue stick and a grain of salt (or similar items). You see where I'm going with this? Affix smaller items (grains, fabrics, etc.) to the top of commonly-used keys. Your keyboard will feel a lot better.