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Writing a book about the history of keyboards: http://aresluna.org/shift-happens · Design manager @figmadesign · Typographer · Occasional speaker · He/him
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Even grocery store Q-tips are trolling me. Goddamn Q-TIPS.pic.twitter.com/xGCJ9Sh0zd
Unexpectedly giddy about completely randomly stumbling online upon three pages typewritten in 1880s on the first (popular) typewriter, the famed Sholes & Glidden. It has been incredibly rare to see anything coming from that typewriter, particularly in actual casual use.pic.twitter.com/RdkooYhKU6
It’s a good night for research. Jumped through many journals (Boston Medical and Surgical Journal » The Lancet » The Birmingham Medical Review) to finally find the detailed description of the first recorded case of RSI, then named “type-writer’s cramp,” from 1898. Thrilling.pic.twitter.com/iC7Cs68C44
At the public library: “So you’re the guy who orders all those typewriter books.”
Amazed (and a bit frightened) that I’m still learning of new keyboards and so on pretty much every week.pic.twitter.com/7C3V49HmeL
Embarking on a preservation mission. Wish me luck!pic.twitter.com/lSFSPjvATf
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How American of me... I see a foreign language in the subject repeated over and over and assume it is spam. Google Translate told me "W poszukiwaniu historycznej" = "In search of historical" in Polish.
…klawiatury …keyboard (of course)
of course -- good luck! You've done an incredible job building up excitement about a book on keyboards. Can't wait to see the results. :D
Ah, I worry sometimes that it’s too much excitement? But we’ll see. It’s at least genuine. :·)
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