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How do you capitalise letters while using a computer?


How do you capitalise letters?  

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  1. 1. How do you capitalise letters?

    • I use CAPS LOCK key
    • I use Shift key
    • I use something else


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4 minutes ago, Kiriririri said:

日本語はそんなものがいらない。

While that was far from complicated, this is the first time I've successfully read and understood a whole moon rune utterance, so I'm marking this as a Read Letter Day (so to speak).

7 minutes ago, Tiagofvarela said:

There's no joke. Just my curiosity.
Turns out that the CAPS LOCK doctrine isn't as far reaching as I thought.

It's April Fools' Day and the subject is obviously bonkers, how can there not be a joke :komari:

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1 minute ago, Fred the Barber said:

Ok, hold on. Is using the CAPS button for typing capitals actually a thing? And are the people who do it touch typists, or hunt-and-peck people?

I've done it ever since I picked up a computer.

By the time someone taught me you could use Shift to type caps, I already had caps lock ingrained in my muscle memory so it feels more intuitive.

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3 minutes ago, Fred the Barber said:

Ok, hold on. Is using the CAPS button for typing capitals actually a thing? And are the people who do it touch typists, or hunt-and-peck people?

I've always used CAPS LOCK. I actually have more difficulty switching to shift if I tried. And I don't type slow. I'd say it's more or less the same, frankly.

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