Ah, both at the same time. Yeah, that reduces to "obscured" :-P
"I purchased a 'keyless' keyboard to avoid confusion if I happened to look at the keyboard. For example why did I just press "S" but type "R"? It would be very confusing for my brain."
That confusion is precisely the stick that keeps you from looking at your keyboard. If I glance down and get confused, that stops me looking down much faster then if I glance down and just don't learn anything. At least, that's the theory.
Note, just in case it wasn't clear, by "rearranging" I mean moving the labels and not moving what key location generates what input.
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Ah, both at the same time. Yeah, that reduces to "obscured" :-P
"I purchased a 'keyless' keyboard to avoid confusion if I happened to look at the keyboard. For example why did I just press "S" but type "R"? It would be very confusing for my brain."
That confusion is precisely the stick that keeps you from looking at your keyboard. If I glance down and get confused, that stops me looking down much faster then if I glance down and just don't learn anything. At least, that's the theory.
Note, just in case it wasn't clear, by "rearranging" I mean moving the labels and not moving what key location generates what input.
Oh - I see what you're saying now.
I find that may work for some people but it can create unhealthy key mappings in your mind. (ie. R = A now)
If you start mapping, shuffle again! ^_^